Is 11 a late bloomer for bed wetting?

Answer 1

I wet the bed until I was 14 andI'm 17 right now; so no need to worry! As for your problem: I gave some tips to someone else with this question, so let me take a whack at some advice.

First off: don't worry;- that can make it worse, and there are obviously people out there that have it even longer (like me). It mainly involves your genes - so see if your parents had this as a kid. (If not, don't worry: mine didn't either).

Another thing I did was wear those pull- up underwear which you can get at any store pretty much. Kust get the regular size and not the training pants. They are in the feminine needs part (some people get this problem throughout their life) but they have men's too. They may be big like they were on me. If that's the case, use tape.

Another thing my parents had me do was see a therapist. I read that some don't even know they do this until they're awake (which was my case). If that is your case too it may be psychological. I didn't like seeing a therapist, but it cleared up some of the questions I had.

Try not drinking before bed. The problem I had was medical (but yours might not be). For me one of my bladder stems had grown crooked. If that ends up being your case then they may have medicines to treat it.

If not, don't worry. It isn't life-threatening, or even painful; it's just annoying.

I hope this helped. Just remember not to be ashamed. And best of luck to ya!

Answer 2

At 11 you'd be able to control your urine and if you're not able it means there's something wrong.

Bed wetting can be a sign of an underlying disease like Diabetes. It can also be due to a bladder problem.

I'd advise you to see a doctor and if he's not helping, I'd recommend you Sleep on your back to avoid bed wetting.

You'll be safe if you keep doing it every time you sleep.

Your head can face any direction but the rest of the body has to face up properly.

So far 43 men have tried my procedure and have all succeeded, and the best thing about it is that there is no limit to the amount of water you can take before sleeping.

The only one woman who tried it didn't succeed but there's a very big possibility she changed her sleeping position.

For the beginning, I'd strongly recommend recording yourself while sleeping. This will help you know if you changed your sleeping position because I've seen people who've failed to stay on their back all through their sleep and not know it.

I'd really love to hear from you after a week of trying as it'll help me know more about my research.