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no bladder control in the first trimester of pregnancy Posted: 02-10-05 00:40am


Can anyone tell me if it is normal to have no bladder control in the first trimester of pregnancy. I am 9 weeks and have had no real problems till now. During the day I am totally fine but at night I wake up tons of times but I still end up wetting myself in the middle of the night. I have heard that this is not abnormal during the last 2 months but being that I am only 9 weeks it is something that should be ringing warning bells. It is not just a little tinkle it is full blown bed wetting. If this is normal is there anyone out there who knows how to avoid this aside from the joke in my family of depends or a garbage bag on the bed.

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