Bed-wetting is not exactly a habit you can break in 2 weeks, this is a condition that happens when the bladder is not developed yet, it is unpleasant for the person who has to live with this, however, if it is a child or teen, empty the bladder before going to bed, and no liquids after 7pm, then pick the child up again before you go to bed yourself, to put on the toilet again.
If this is an adult, set your alarm to wake the person every 3 hours for a week or so and see if this will help, again, no liquids after 7pm.
She could be in heat or a medical condition. If it doesn't stop within 2 weeks take her to a vet
The Earth won't, actually can't stop spinning in a human timescale.
u can have an abortion ur too late .. u could of used after morning pills within 3 hours of unsafe sex .
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every week or every 2 weeks .
Bedwetting is also called nocturnal enuresis. It is a medical condition and should be looked into. It is typical for a child to wet the bed till age 4. After that, children need help. There are medications available, but they have side effects and onlu treat the problem. For a permanent cure, look into bedwetting alarms. There are many alarms available. Cheaper ones take longer to cure bedwetting. My son has used the Chummie bedwetting alarm and it worked wonders. I havent tried other brands and cant advice on them but the chummie is higly rated on many sites - drugstore.com and amazon.com. Make sure that the alarm you purchase has volume control and gives you the ability to change tones. Most alarms start working immediately and the child stops wetting in 2 months. Good luck!
About two weeks it takes!! max probably around 2-5 weeks the most!
it will be available in local chemists within 2 weeks
No, 2 weeks after sex is the earliest.
This means 2 weeks or 10 business days.
they will stop making show
Awhile back, a friend of mine got her daughter to stop biting her nails by giving her a plastic straw to chew on. Her daughter ended up breaking the habit within 2 to 3 weeks, but she only had a moderate nail biting problem.