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Suddenly seeming unable to control bladder

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used2bthin · 01/10/2009 22:43

DD has been potty trained a few months and this is probably just a developmental thing(maybe the novelty has worn off a bit?)but DD (aged three) has been wetting herself the last three days and seems not to know when she is about to go.

I watched her monday looking as surprised as me when she did a wee so I got a urine sample to the doctor. It came back clear so its not an infection.

She has got a few medical issues and her kidneys are affected but shouldn't really affect her ability to hold it because she has managed this far.

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MyCatsAScarierBastardThanYours · 01/10/2009 22:50

I think that they do get a bit over confident with it and start to forget again. I had this a lot with my DD (still do on occassion). I found rewards/star charts worked a treat with her.

used2bthin · 01/10/2009 22:58

Thank you, yes I think she maybe has stopped worrying about it. Probably so had I and so need to start again with asking lots. She just says no a lot when I ask so I will actually have to take her as often as she'll let me.

It was odd though as a couple of ties just a tiny bit would come out-she had been holding for a few hours at a time then doing a big wee if that makes sense.

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MyCatsAScarierBastardThanYours · 01/10/2009 23:03

Yes, I stopped thinking about it too, that's a good point. I had to remind myself to remind her to go. We started making her go before we were about to do anything. She would say no, but we'd make her try otherwise we wouldn't go/do the thing she wanted. 90% of the time she would go.

used2bthin · 02/10/2009 20:27

She has been so much better today, maybe she was a bit under the weather earlier in the week. Thats a good plan about saying she has to go before doing something.

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