How do you stop bedwetting?

Sleep somewhere else other then your bed. Like the tub or couch. Then you won't be "Bed" wetting.

u stop wetting the bed, and you get up to go to the bathroom. DAH! JK.

You have to be more specific with your question. Is a child bed wetting? An adult? A senior citizen? Give us more to work on please if you really want an answer.

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Be careful about eating or drinking dairy products within two hours of bedtime. Also anything with caffeine. This worked for my child.

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Depends.

A young child shouldn't be bedwetting anymore. But sometimes when there is trauma or something upsetting in their life even to the age of five, they will start it all over again. I think they can't help it, so it doesn't do anything to be overly mad at them. Just try to calm them down. and, if it happens every night, put up a little calender. For each dry day, a little golden sticker star will be placed in the day. It is a kind of reward.

Well, it is important to know how old the person is. Alot of children less than 5 wet the bed, which is normal at that age. If the child is school-aged, then bring up the issue with the doctor or nurse practioner. Most children just haven't developed the "brain-bladder" connection and need help conditioning the body to control the muscles in the bladder at night.

A bedwetting alarm is a small moisture sensing alarm that, after a period of weeks, can teach children to control the muscles in the bladder and sleep dry at night. Children with bedwetting are very sound sleepers so the alarm helps to alert them when they are wetting.

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