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We think this is definitely medication related. Our child was potty trained day

and night at age 3 and had no accidents. We take her the bathroom about 30-40

minutes after bedtime and she stays ok the rest of the night but if we do not do

this, the bed is wet. I don't think it is die off unless you can have die off

for YEARS. Dr. G is aware of it but hasn't given us any ideas on how to stop

it. It is upsetting to our child as it limits her being able to have

sleepovers. It's a much bigger issue for us than the diet and I would love for

Dr. G to give us more help on it.

From: klimas_bill@...

Date: Sat, 10 Apr 2010 13:38:53 -0700

Subject: Re: Re: bed wetting

Again is this or Autism or just boys being boys.Kids do go through

bed wetting episodes, generally pre-puberty and out grow it. Part of the deal.

Zolof or Die-off may exasperate the situation but they ares ill just kids.

From: meera327 <mckataria@...>

Subject: Re: bed wetting

Date: Saturday, April 10, 2010, 1:01 PM

We just started antivirals a few weeks ago as well and this happened to us too.

Even a few daytime 'mini' accidents- more when we increased the dose after the

first week- i asked the office about this and they called back saying Dr.G said

it was die off...

Meera

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> From: colleen.waguespack <colleendesigns@ mac.com>

> Subject: bed wetting

> groups (DOT) com

> Date: Friday, April 9, 2010, 9:28 AM

>

>

>

> One of the problems we have had since starting the anti-viral protocol is our

son began wetting the bed at night. He never has an accident during the day,

but unless we wake him up at 11 PM and 6AM, he is consistently wetting the bed.

Has anyone had the same experience or have any suggestions?

>

> Thank you!

>

> Colleen

>

>

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Hey Robyn,

Are his ASO titers elevated?  Has he had strep recently or around the time it

started?  Could he have had it and it get missed? (My kids can get it and not

show symptoms for a while.)   Strep, mycoplasma, and maybe staph can all cause

urinary issues where you can't feel the need to go, or can't empty your bladder

completely.  Bedwetting can also be caused by disruption of the hormones that

shut off urine production during sleep - happens with PANDAS, med changes (that

typically normalizes after settling in on meds like antifungals and SSRIs), and

just in general, and often lingers a while after a viral illness, even

though you got well.

My youngest went thru this for a while for months.  It was pretty

frustrating.  I can't remember what made it stop but I could swear it quit

after a round of antibiotics for something else,  but it also could have been

switching an antifungal. 

Good luck,

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From: Robyn & Greg Coggins <rngcoggs@...>

Sent: Sat, April 10, 2010 4:26:05 PM

Subject: Re: Re: bed wetting

 

I think that die off could be what triggered Noah's episodes and, for some

reason, he just keeps on doing it. I've also theorized that his bladder might be

on the small size, and considering all the fluid he drinks, that might cause the

problem. I had him checked out at Children's Hospital in LA because he had a

hypospadias repair and reconstruction when he was a year old. The repair is

holding, so it's not that. At this point, I'm in wait and see mode and hoping

he'll outgrow it.

All the best,

Robyn

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From: meera327 <mckataria (DOT) com>

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Sent: Sat, April 10, 2010 10:01:46 AM

Subject: Re: bed wetting

We just started antivirals a few weeks ago as well and this happened to us too.

Even a few daytime 'mini' accidents- more when we increased the dose after the

first week- i asked the office about this and they called back saying Dr.G said

it was die off...

Meera

>

> From: colleen.waguespack <colleendesigns@ mac.com>

> Subject: bed wetting

> groups (DOT) com

> Date: Friday, April 9, 2010, 9:28 AM

>

>

>

> One of the problems we have had since starting the anti-viral protocol is our

son began wetting the bed at night. He never has an accident during the day, but

unless we wake him up at 11 PM and 6AM, he is consistently wetting the bed. Has

anyone had the same experience or have any suggestions?

>

> Thank you!

>

> Colleen

>

>

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Thanks for the info, . Dr. G has checked his ASO titers. I will keep that

in mind, though, since it does seem to cycle somewhat.

Thanks again.

Robyn

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From: <thecolemans4@...>

Sent: Sat, April 10, 2010 7:57:08 PM

Subject: Re: Re: bed wetting

Hey Robyn,

Are his ASO titers elevated? Has he had strep recently or around the time it

started? Could he have had it and it get missed? (My kids can get it and not

show symptoms for a while.) Strep, mycoplasma, and maybe staph can all cause

urinary issues where you can't feel the need to go, or can't empty your bladder

completely. Bedwetting can also be caused by disruption of the hormones that

shut off urine production during sleep - happens with PANDAS, med changes (that

typically normalizes after settling in on meds like antifungals and SSRIs), and

just in general, and often lingers a while after a viral illness, even

though you got well.

My youngest went thru this for a while for months. It was pretty frustrating.

I can't remember what made it stop but I could swear it quit after a round of

antibiotics for something else, but it also could have been switching an

antifungal.

Good luck,

____________ _________ _________ __

From: Robyn & Greg Coggins <rngcoggssbcglobal (DOT) net>

groups (DOT) com

Sent: Sat, April 10, 2010 4:26:05 PM

Subject: Re: Re: bed wetting

I think that die off could be what triggered Noah's episodes and, for some

reason, he just keeps on doing it. I've also theorized that his bladder might be

on the small size, and considering all the fluid he drinks, that might cause the

problem. I had him checked out at Children's Hospital in LA because he had a

hypospadias repair and reconstruction when he was a year old. The repair is

holding, so it's not that. At this point, I'm in wait and see mode and hoping

he'll outgrow it.

All the best,

Robyn

____________ _________ _________ __

From: meera327 <mckataria (DOT) com>

groups (DOT) com

Sent: Sat, April 10, 2010 10:01:46 AM

Subject: Re: bed wetting

We just started antivirals a few weeks ago as well and this happened to us too.

Even a few daytime 'mini' accidents- more when we increased the dose after the

first week- i asked the office about this and they called back saying Dr.G said

it was die off...

Meera

>

> From: colleen.waguespack <colleendesigns@ mac.com>

> Subject: bed wetting

> groups (DOT) com

> Date: Friday, April 9, 2010, 9:28 AM

>

>

>

> One of the problems we have had since starting the anti-viral protocol is our

son began wetting the bed at night. He never has an accident during the day, but

unless we wake him up at 11 PM and 6AM, he is consistently wetting the bed. Has

anyone had the same experience or have any suggestions?

>

> Thank you!

>

> Colleen

>

>

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Robyn,

If I remember correctly also did the bed wetting thing for a short time

when we made those kind of med changes. Bill is right in that the deep

sleep is a great sign but also cause a problem in the short run. The good

news is it is temporary. But still a pain to change sheets.

Marcia

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