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Dr. Lyle Danuloff
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. My parents say I wet the
bed because I’m just lazy. I know I’m not lazy.
Why do I wet the bed?
A. It
is not your fault that you wet the bed. You can’t help
it. Bedwetting happens when a person sleeps so deeply that
their brain can’t keep the bladder closed when it’s
full. If the brain does not send the signal, the bladder opens
and bedwetting happens.
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Questions from Children
Q. I’m 14 years old and
I still wet the bed. My doctor said I’d outgrow it,
but I have not yet. When will I?
A.
Waiting to outgrow bedwetting can last all through your life.
If you have not outgrown it by your age, the problem could
go on for years.
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Questions from Teens
Q. My fiancé and I have never
woke up together in the morning even though we have a good
relationship. I’m terrified that the bedwetting will
drive her away. We’re going to be married in six months.
I’m desperately terrified. Help!
A. Adult
enuresis can be devastating. Not only for self, but to relationships
like yours. At ETC, we can get you well on the road to mastering
the problem before your wedding day. Call for an initial appointment
and assessment.
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Questions from Adults
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