I somewhat became a problem after my 2nd marriage became incontinent and was really hard to tell my wife.She toke charge we bought a water proof matress cover and a pee pad and diapers.I later was tested and have autism+dd which makes things harder she is a great help.

I have the bed wetting problem with my dad who is 87 yrs old and has Alzheimers. I know he feels bad about it. I change his sheets, bed liners and blankets almost every day. I have piles of laundry backed up because I can't keep up with it, so everything always smells like pee. He already wears the special underwear/diapers.

My husband only drinks 6 oz of diet caffeine coke a day - nothing else - no water, no nothing. He has dementia and only urinates once during the day but cannot make it to the bathroom in time. This is not a problem, as we are prepared for that. I'm puzzled by his nighttime urination. He cannot go on command prior to bedtime, but every morning he has soaked through two bed pads, depends with a guard insert and through his pajamas. Where is all this urine coming from other than his food and the 6 oz of diet caffeine free coke?

My 26 yr old son suffers from enurisis since the age of 6. He was adopted at 5 and had 5 traumatic foster placements so we don't know what troubles he had before he came to us. He has had sacral nerve stimulation and Botox operations and also acupuncture. Nothing has worked . He is married so you can imagine how
he feels waking up in a wet bet every morning. He is very depressed as we don't know where to go from here.

Our 82-year-old lady of the house stays up watching TV until the early hours of the morning, usually until 2:30 - 3:30 AM, stays in bed until around 4:00 PM the next day, During this time she urinates in the bed and when she arises in late afternoon the whole house stinks to high heaven! What about that?

Goes to the bathroom in the daytime( rarely accidents), but at night don't wake up to go to the bathroom, but wakes up to take off wet clothes and wet depends. Give some advice.....