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Another one of those dry then wet threads advice welcomed

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albatros · 09/10/2006 16:52

DD2 (3.2) has been dry day and night since about 22months, in the last few weeks she has had alot of accidents during the day, though not at night. Is this behavioural or should I see the GP incase she has an infection. I think it might be behavioural as she is still dry at night. There have been no big changes in her life to trigger anything that I can think of so far I have been 'nice' and talked to her about it is it time to be very strict?

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claireh11 · 09/10/2006 18:20

If I was you I would speak to GP or HV about it, they should be fine about you taking her in if you are concerned.

Not wanting to scare you but a friends dd was dry then started being wet again, she was going into a little day dream and wet herself at 3 yrs old. It turned out she has very mild epilepsy and when he has a seizure she goes into a mild trance and wets herself.

I'm sure you dd is fine but she may have an infection lie you said. Best to be safe.

albatros · 09/10/2006 19:52

Soory for the lack of ,,,, in my post. She has been fine today but I have been reminding her to go, and physically put her on the toilet once whereupon she did perform but had insisted she didn't need to. I don't think it's epilepsy as she does ito it when playing or running to the toilet. I think maybe she is just leaving it to late and not acting on it when she needs to go

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claireh11 · 09/10/2006 20:49

Yes she is probably just gtetting too involved in what she is doing and forgetting or putting off going to the toilet. My ds did this even after being dry for a couple of months.

So sorry didnt mean to say she ahs epilepsy, its just from seeing my friends little girl go through it I'd rather be safe than not if you know what I mean.

albatros · 10/10/2006 21:05

Thanks for the warning anyway claireh11 she's been fine today so hopfully it was a blip

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janinlondon · 11/10/2006 08:45

At this age its common for them to become so engrossed in what they're doing that they simply forget - or put it off till its too late. If its not happening at night, you're right - its behavioural. They grow out of it eventually.

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