Bedwetting is considered a medical problem only after a child is at least three years old. Almost 15% of children above the age of three continue to wet their beds, and more boys wet their beds than girls. Sometimes it can be the sign of an emotional problem, but most children stop it on their own before puberty.

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mwrigley 2 Posts Hi My Name is Matthew and i live in Australia and i am 24 years old and i still wet the bed some times as i have a rare birth defect called Classic Bladder Exstrophy And epispadias This is where the bladder is on the out side of the body. All so it involves The lower abdominal wall anterior bony pelvis And all so the external genitalia It occurs due to failure of the abdominal wall to close during fetal development And i have to use a catheter every 4 hours of my every day life it is no good for some one my age to go thought this still wetting my bed
Posted on : Monday, November 29, 2010 11:20 PM