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2roads
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Oh Razzle....I'm sorry.

That sucks. Thanks for being so publicly honest. I can't imagine. What you must have endured.

How do you think the Magnetic mattress worked? I mean the science behind that. Do you think it really was that, or it finally just subsided (or you developed).

Have you hear if this is linked to male infertility?

Thanks
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Yes, 2roads, he wet through onto the sheet and we had a special reinforced undersheet to help to protect the mattress; also a duvet with a special surface for bedwetting/eneuresis. I know what you mean about the sheer volume of the urine!!

There is an enzyme that may be involved in some way with bedwetting, but I can't remember the details.

Gosh, Razzle, you really haven't had it easy, one way or another. You are one brave person.
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Ditto to Razzle.

The enzyme is mentioned above. I believe it's Vasopressin. It's an antidiuretic.

Thanks for sharing the urine volume.....wow. It's a lot.
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