Guest guest Posted May 25, 2009 Report Share Posted May 25, 2009 That would be great, if you have anything. We have diabetes on both sides of the family and my dad was just diagnosed prediabetic. I want to keep a close eye on this in all my boys, but especially with Noah because he has weight issues. All the best, Robyn > From: <thecolemans4> > Subject: Re: Urination Issues > groups (DOT) com > Date: Thursday, May 21, 2009, 7:37 PM > Hi Robyn, > There can be several causes. My experience is when ASO > titers are elevated, or have mycoplasma, I will not feel the > need to urinate. I will have to set a timer to go, and go > more frequently, or a simple cough or laugh... well. And > you're only talking a little volume. So if your child > isn't even feeling the need to go, just having a little > accident, and going a lot more frequently, it could simply > be something bacterial going on, or high ASO. I think Dr G > would have ruled aso out by now - I think he's probably > aware. > Anyway, urinary hormones are connected somehow to the > immune system, so other things can also cause them to get > mildly out of whack - allergies, etc. Sometimes good > changes can also bring a period of accidents too. > Most of the time, it's meds - ssri's or > allergies. It's those simple things you look into > first, but if you see improvement on antibiotics, > there's a chance that could be going on. > HTH- > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __ > From: Robyn <rngcoggs@sbcglobal . net> > groups (DOT) com > Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 2:19:41 PM > Subject: Urination Issues > > > > > > Has anyone had any issues with increased urination and poor > control on the protocol? My eight year old son has been > potty trained, including nighttime, since he was about 3 > 1/2. Now he's having problems with control. They're > not full fledge accidents; it's more like > " leaking " or bladder spasms. It seems to come on > very quickly. He's had several accidents at school and > he often wakes up damp. This happens despite controlling > fluid intake and potty breaks every 45 minutes or so. I > spoke with the school's behavior consultant and she > doesn't believe that this is a behavior issue and > neither do I. > > I've schedule him an appointment with a peds urologist > at Children's Hospital, but was wondering if anyone had > any thoughts or encountered anything similar to this? > > TIA, > > Robyn > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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