Lo has not had a pee accident in over a year and now nearly every day at school...

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  1. porkypig

    porkypig Well-Known Member

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    And a few times at night why? He's just started his new school so maybe it could be that? I'm worried why he's regressed as he's rattle ad any accidents and was amazing how quick he grasped potty training. I've been quite angry with him for doing this, perhaps it's been the wrong reaction but I don't understand why he's doin it. He hasn't pooped as such, but had a few skids that he's never had before too- any advice? X
     
    #1 porkypig, Oct 3, 2013
  2. suzib76

    suzib76 Well-Known Member

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    Maybe he has an infection? I would go see the GP to rule that out first
     
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  3. MiniKiwi

    MiniKiwi Well-Known Member

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    Yep, my 4.5 year old neice started wetting herself multiple times a day and had a urinary tract infection. Her mum thought it couldn't be a uti since it was mainly happening when she was distracted by the tv or out playing, so thought she was just being lazy. A few weeks of antibiotics cleared it up and no accidents since
     
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  4. Dream.dream

    Dream.dream SAHM to 2 beautiful boys

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    Have them check for a uti but also constipation can cause accidents. You said he's not pooping a lot sometimes even if they Arnt completely constipated, they can have a small amount of blockage and it puts pressure on them.

    Up his fibre and maybe try a stool softener .
     
    #4 Dream.dream, Oct 4, 2013
  5. Blondie2008

    Blondie2008 Mum to the amazing Bethan

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    I am in exactly the same situation. My 4 year old is wetting herself nearly every day at the moment. Its just SO frustrating! Will be taking her to get checked out BY the GP for a start i think xx
     
    #5 Blondie2008, Oct 5, 2013
  6. freckleonear

    freckleonear Crunchy mummy

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    Could it be the stress of starting school?
     
    #6 freckleonear, Oct 5, 2013
  7. porkypig

    porkypig Well-Known Member

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    I think it could be- he seems happy enough to go but who knows what goes on in their little minds? He hasn't had an accident since Thursday so it'll be interesting to see what happens this week xxx
     
    #7 porkypig, Oct 6, 2013
  8. JASMAK

    JASMAK Mom of three

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    I always think he worst, but possibly uti, or diabetes? Is he drinking lots and losing weight?
     
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