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Urine problem
I am doing urine in sleep every night.
It's stop sometimes 1 day or 2 day.
I am 17 years old now I think it's a critical health issue .
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You need to do the following
1. Blood tests- HbA1C, Kidney function test, Calcium level
2. Ultrasound abdomen and pelvis with specific instructions to do ‘Pre and Post void bladder scan’
3. Avoid fluids two hours before bed time
4. Avoid caffeine products
5. Complete a ‘Bladder Diary’
https://www.theurologyfoundation.org/app/uploads/2024/01/Bladder-diary.pdf
All the best.
J G S R clinic
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Night-time urine leakage at the age of 17 is called nocturnal enuresis. It is not uncommon and does not always mean a critical disease, but since it is happening almost every night, it does need medical evaluation.This condition is treatable, and early medical help can significantly improve quality of life. Please consult for further evaluation.
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Urine passes out of the body when the bladder is full. So you need to ensure to empty it before going to sleep.
Next Steps
Do not have more water or liquids after 7 pm and have only a mouth full of water if you feel thirsty or after dinner. Can consume as much as water u want in day time but not after 7 pm
Health Tips
To ensure you keep your private parts clean and also ensure you use a clean wash room. If the above does not help get an appointment with a Urologist who can then help you in further management of this condition by ruling out any bladder dysfunction.
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