I need answers to help A 10year old child?

Question

I need answers to help me cure my 10 year old cousins bedwetting problems since she was(5 years old)

Answer 1

alot of kids wet the bed for a long time, I didn't overcome bed wetting 'yil I was 11.  it might be  something wrong in the bladder, but if it'ds not the best thing to do is avoid liquids before bed and make sure they go before bed and reward them and then it just takes time.

Answer 2

you need to see the doctor. There are methods. What i used was the mat and bell. an alarm rand as soon as moisture hit the mat and woke her. It taught the brain to recognise the full bladder feeling and to wake up. She was trained in a week. It was hired through out childrens hospital with a referal from the GP

Answer 3

You can't do anything now , they need a doctor and medication.

Answer 4

Bed wetting can have deep rooted physiological problems so it's kind of hard to just tell you what to do to make it stop.

Answer 5

take her to the dr as she has more than likely got a small bladder or bladder problem that needs sorting, thats all u can do apart from obvious no drinking anything hour before bed

Answer 6

theres a good medicine out from the dr. it worked on 2 kids of my friends they were the same age. its not forever the have to be on them btw.

warm regards good luck.

Answer 7

there is really good nasle medicin that worked for my brother.

my perants tryed every thing hypnosis, the bell thing ect untill he was 11 and after a year of taking this medicen he was fine.

Answer 8

How often is the bedwetting? Something that might help is don't let her drink for at least a hour before bed time...possibly longer. Make sure she uses the bathroom before bed, and definitely don't let her drink soda near bed time. Soda, tea, and coffee are all diuretics and make you pee. And if the problem still consist go to the Dr. But in the mean time (if you decide to go to the Dr.) you could wake her up in the middle of the night and make her go to the bathroom.

Hope this helps.

Good luck,

Connie

P.S. It might be a hormonal thing too.

Answer 9

I'd go see a doctor, it's out of their control so don't punish for accidents.