I'm really sorry to hear that you're feeling this way, but please know that occasional bedwetting in adults can happen for various reasons, especially when under stress or experiencing emotional distress. Given that you're dealing with depression and bipolar disorder, it's important to recognize that mental health conditions can impact our physical health as well. There are a few potential reasons why this happened: Stress and Anxiety: Stress and anxiety can affect your body in unexpected ways, including disrupting your usual patterns and behaviors. Medications: Some medications used to treat depression and bipolar disorder might affect your bladder control or sleep patterns, potentially leading to bedwetting. Alcohol or Substance Use: If you consume alcohol or substances, they can impact your body's ability to control bladder functions, especially when consumed close to bedtime. Physical Health Issues: Certain medical conditions, like urinary tract infections, diabetes, or sleep apnea, can contribute to bedwetting. Changes in Routine: Changes in your daily routine, sleep schedule, or even jet lag can sometimes disrupt your usual bodily functions, including bladder control.

Hello,I can understand. But this is not your fault.This has happened for the first time and May be for last time.If this continues to happen you can set your medications for Bipolar Depression.

Relax it happens at times

Need further information about your problem.

Listen ..nothing to worry ..suppose u r taking lithium for bipolar then also urine frequency increase sometimes.. sometimes due to stress also it may happen ..so nothing to worry