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Old 02-01-2013, 03:57 PM #7
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I saw a urologist and she gave me information on bladder training which really helped me quite a bit. Unfortunately I still get up several times overnight to pee but at least I'm not a slave to the bathroom during the day quite as often as before.

Good luck.

Several times? wow.. I'm at 2 or three times a night. I use a bedside urinal now, because I can't stand getting out of bed everytime. I know, but....whatever.
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