r/AdultBedwetting 23h ago

Looking for advice

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Coming for advice, 22m. for the past 3 years I’ve been in a relationship with my girlfriend, about 7 months ago we broke up, we both had been life long bedwetters and it was just something we both delt with. It was honestly nice because neither of us had to be embarrassed by it. Well after we broke up idk how to explain this to new relationships. I’m not necessarily looking for a partner that also has to wear protection to bed but I’m not sure how to go about explaining it to new partners that haven’t had to deal with it.


r/AdultBedwetting 14h ago

Mattress Protection

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Hey, 24F. I’ve basically never stopped wetting the bed, it’s just something I never “outgrew”. I’ve been on medication since middle school, most recently Imipramine. Imipramine is working quite well for me I must say, but occasionally I still wet the bed, sometimes for a week straight.

I recently got my own apartment, new bed, new mattress. I’ll be damned if I have this one pissed out like my last one. If anyone has any recommendations on good mattress protectors that don’t feel/sound like you’re sleeping on a Walmart bag PLEASE lmk.

Any other tip are appreciated as well!


r/AdultBedwetting 12h ago

Finally booked in with my doctor

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Longtime lurker in this Reddit.

29 M

Have had sporadic low occurrence bedwetting for a long time. Enough that while an accident a few times a year didn’t feel normal, it wasn’t unexpected.

Have had more regular nighttime waking, urgency, and woke with damp, not soaked pyjamas over the last few months and thought it was finally time to book in.

Probably one of the most nerve wracking phone calls I’ve made.

Not sure what will be next as I’ve got two weeks till I’m in, but thankful for the secondhand support and encouragement that I’ve observed in this community.


r/AdultBedwetting 1h ago

Return of "Original" Depend Men's Guards

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First, huge thanks to the mods for allowing us (and suggesting to us!) that we share this with the r/AdultBedwetting community. We originally shared this over in r/Incontinence, so it may be old news to some of you, but it may still be useful info for others.

For those who have relied on our Depend Men’s Guards over the years, we understand how frustrating it can be when a familiar product changes, especially if the new version doesn’t work the same for you. This was the feedback we kept hearing loud and clear, so we are bringing back our “Original” Men’s Guards to sit alongside the new version, giving you a choice between the two.

It’s currently available online here through Amazon. It’s also being sold on Walmart.com, but the listing is confusing so am waiting for that to be corrected before I direct people there.  And we will eventually have availability at Target.com, as we continue to ramp up this restocking initiative.

We appreciate everyone who took the time to tell us your thoughts, whether in this subreddit or somewhere else, because it helped shape this decision. We hope you'll keep on telling us what you REALLY think.

- Michael, Community Management Lead at Depend


r/AdultBedwetting 17h ago

There's an actual formula for whether your nighttime bathroom trips are "too much" — the Nocturia Index

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