Re: frequent urinationanxiety

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My daughter has big time anxieties especially last few months. Do not understand

oxolates . Any help on any thing for anxiety. she is afraid of toilets

especially new ones.

From: wiersmak <wiersmak@...>

Subject: Re: frequent urination

Date: Friday, May 28, 2010, 9:57 AM

 

You can have oxalate issues without it showing up in the urine, but you'd

likely see other signs like pain in the eyes, sandy stools, and burning feet.

Also oxalate dumps come in cycles and levels in the urine can decrease and build

back up. My sons last three OATs have comep clean for oxalates, but he

experiences dumps every 3-4 months.

Karla

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> > Hi,

> > I'm new to this message board and just learning about everything here,

> > BUT, my son's also have issues with frequent urination and it has

> > nothing to do with food, etc. and everything to do with stress and

> > anxiety.

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> > When my PDD son was stressed out at school when he was 3+, 4 and 5

> > years old, he would constantly go to the bathroom with little drops

> > here and there like you said. It was almost like he was escaping the

> > classroom noise, etc. He was potty trained by 3.5 yrs, but then would

> > lose it. I ended up taking him out of school for the extended year

> > summer program because it was just too stressful for him (too much

> > change maybe?).

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> > My older son has lots of anxiety issues and ADHD. He is CONSTANTLY

> > going to the bathroom. It's a real problem on school days and we are

> > doing various things to help him, but it is definitely an anxiety issue.

> >

> > Hope that helps,

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> > >

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[Guest guest]

Could be sensory related. Does she cover her ears? My son couldnt handle the

sound of a toilet flushing or running water in a bathtub without covering his

ears and screaming. Showers werent much better. Public restrooms were the

worst.

Theanine can help (helped here) for anxiety as well as GABA.

Karla

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> > > Hi,

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> > > I'm new to this message board and just learning about everything here,

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> > > BUT, my son's also have issues with frequent urination and it has

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> > > nothing to do with food, etc. and everything to do with stress and

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> > > anxiety.

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> > > When my PDD son was stressed out at school when he was 3+, 4 and 5

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> > > years old, he would constantly go to the bathroom with little drops

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> > > here and there like you said. It was almost like he was escaping the

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> > > classroom noise, etc. He was potty trained by 3.5 yrs, but then would

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> > > lose it. I ended up taking him out of school for the extended year

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> > > summer program because it was just too stressful for him (too much

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> > > change maybe?).

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> > > My older son has lots of anxiety issues and ADHD. He is CONSTANTLY

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> > > going to the bathroom. It's a real problem on school days and we are

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> > > doing various things to help him, but it is definitely an anxiety issue.

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> > > Hope that helps,

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