RE: OT - Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome or Pollakiuria

[Guest guest]

We are dealing with the same thing with my son. I have no answers and no

doctors can help us. I did have a friend that mentioned her daughter did the

same thing, and she realized she was giving her daughter crystal light (not

something I would give my kid) and that drink made her daughter urinate

sometimes 12 times an hour. She stopped that drink and her daughter returned to

normal. I have no idea why our son is doing this. I have been eliminating

supplements and foods to see if anything is offending. He may also be stressed,

as stressful situations can cause it too. We are trying to relax him more.

Others will likely have better advice.

martha

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> My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent

> Daytime Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria). She's suddenly going to the

> potty so frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty

> debilitating. We've tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she

> is not in pain. She is also on an antibiotic and she is not improving.

> She is fine when sleeping and is otherwise happy during the day. She

> does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies. Everything I've googled seems

> to say it will just pass with time but, I'm wondering if I'm missing

> something....does anyone have any experience with this or any advice?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

[Guest guest]

PANDAS,and just so you know diabetes also presents this way. if you have chem 10 strips you can do glucose testing in the urine

OT - Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome or Pollakiuria

My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria). She's suddenly going to the potty so frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty debilitating. We've tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she is not in pain. She is also on an antibiotic and she is not improving. She is fine when sleeping and is otherwise happy during the day. She does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies. Everything I've googled seems to say it will just pass with time but, I'm wondering if I'm missing something....does anyone have any experience with this or any advice? Thanks in advance.

[Guest guest]

also yeast can do this, we saw a nephrologist (deals with peeing the bed liver ect) and she said cranberry and blueberry juice help and cranberry's to eat. sure enough when we add in lots of crasians and pure cranberry and blueberry juice and up probiotics it stops

OT - Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome or Pollakiuria

My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria). She's suddenly going to the potty so frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty debilitating. We've tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she is not in pain. She is also on an antibiotic and she is not improving. She is fine when sleeping and is otherwise happy during the day. She does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies. Everything I've googled seems to say it will just pass with time but, I'm wondering if I'm missing something....does anyone have any experience with this or any advice? Thanks in advance.

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My daughter has gone through this every now and then for a few years...(it seems

to occur in the exact same months the few times that it happens every year.

Doctors always wanted to put her on antibiotics (it showed to be a slight UTI in

the past). She is on the cranberry extract supplement from Kirkmans and we have

used DMannose (a natural powder supp that you can add to water...doesn't taste

like anything) for a few days (if that) and it always gets her urine back to

normal. In our case...I am not sure if it is yeast, but I do think that her

urine just become more acidic and concentrated certain times of the year. We

have been using DMannose for over a year now. Highly recommend it. (our local

compounding pharmacy had it, but you can get it on iherb.com for very

reasonable.) HTH, Tricia

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> also yeast can do this, we saw a nephrologist (deals with peeing the bed liver

ect) and she said cranberry and blueberry juice help and cranberry's to eat.

sure enough when we add in lots of crasians and pure cranberry and blueberry

juice and up probiotics it stops

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> OT - Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome or

Pollakiuria

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> My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent Daytime

Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria). She's suddenly going to the potty so

frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty debilitating. We've

tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she is not in pain. She is also

on an antibiotic and she is not improving. She is fine when sleeping and is

otherwise happy during the day. She does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies.

Everything I've googled seems to say it will just pass with time but, I'm

wondering if I'm missing something....does anyone have any experience with this

or any advice?

>

> Thanks in advance.

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[Guest guest]

our son does the same. he also has some OCD tendencies, but tested negative for PANDAS. hmmm..Sent from my iPhone

We are dealing with the same thing with my son. I have no answers and no doctors can help us. I did have a friend that mentioned her daughter did the same thing, and she realized she was giving her daughter crystal light (not something I would give my kid) and that drink made her daughter urinate sometimes 12 times an hour. She stopped that drink and her daughter returned to normal. I have no idea why our son is doing this. I have been eliminating supplements and foods to see if anything is offending. He may also be stressed, as stressful situations can cause it too. We are trying to relax him more. Others will likely have better advice.

martha

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> My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent

> Daytime Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria). She's suddenly going to the

> potty so frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty

> debilitating. We've tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she

> is not in pain. She is also on an antibiotic and she is not improving.

> She is fine when sleeping and is otherwise happy during the day. She

> does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies. Everything I've googled seems

> to say it will just pass with time but, I'm wondering if I'm missing

> something....does anyone have any experience with this or any advice?

>

> Thanks in advance.

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

This happened to my son several times.We finally lowered phenols in his

diet.Removed juice altogether ,berries etc.Just the foods high in phenols and he

is ok now.He also doesn't do the inappropriate giggles now either.

jake's mom

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> also yeast can do this, we saw a nephrologist (deals with peeing the bed liver

ect) and she said cranberry and blueberry juice help and cranberry's to eat.

sure enough when we add in lots of crasians and pure cranberry and blueberry

juice and up probiotics it stops

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> OT - Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome or

Pollakiuria

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> My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent Daytime

Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria). She's suddenly going to the potty so

frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty debilitating. We've

tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she is not in pain. She is also

on an antibiotic and she is not improving. She is fine when sleeping and is

otherwise happy during the day. She does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies.

Everything I've googled seems to say it will just pass with time but, I'm

wondering if I'm missing something....does anyone have any experience with this

or any advice?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

[Guest guest]



PANDAS is sensitive to timeing of test, so if you test to soon or to late for your childs spike you won't have the spike show to prove it. we learned that one the hard way with our son, we found he spiked 6 weeks after symptoms appeared

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Re: Re: OT - Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome or Pollakiuria

our son does the same. he also has some OCD tendencies, but tested negative for PANDAS. hmmm..Sent from my iPhone

On Feb 12, 2010, at 1:04 AM, "healme42" <4usyoungsatt (DOT) net> wrote:

We are dealing with the same thing with my son. I have no answers and no doctors can help us. I did have a friend that mentioned her daughter did the same thing, and she realized she was giving her daughter crystal light (not something I would give my kid) and that drink made her daughter urinate sometimes 12 times an hour. She stopped that drink and her daughter returned to normal. I have no idea why our son is doing this. I have been eliminating supplements and foods to see if anything is offending. He may also be stressed, as stressful situations can cause it too. We are trying to relax him more. Others will likely have better advice.martha>> My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent > Daytime Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria). She's suddenly going to the > potty so frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty > debilitating. We've tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she > is not in pain. She is also on an antibiotic and she is not improving. > She is fine when sleeping and is otherwise happy during the day. She > does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies. Everything I've googled seems > to say it will just pass with time but, I'm wondering if I'm missing > something....does anyone have any experience with this or any advice?> > Thanks in advance.>

[Guest guest]

Hi, my son (asd) had the same issue until I discovered that I was giving him a

lot of foodw with high oxalates (such as nuts, spinach, and so forth). I put him

in the LOD and now he has no problems with urination. Only at nighttime is where

I'm still struggling but that is more liveable. I was like you, I could take him

every 20 minutes and his pull up would be wet already!!! you might want to

check her foods and see if they are high in oxalates (frequent urination is a

symptom of that).

Hope this helps

fina

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> My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent

> Daytime Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria). She's suddenly going to the

> potty so frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty

> debilitating. We've tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she

> is not in pain. She is also on an antibiotic and she is not improving.

> She is fine when sleeping and is otherwise happy during the day. She

> does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies. Everything I've googled seems

> to say it will just pass with time but, I'm wondering if I'm missing

> something....does anyone have any experience with this or any advice?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you to everyone who responded. I value everyone's suggestions

and it helps to know we're not the only ones going through this.

Many thanks.

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> My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent

> Daytime Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria). She's suddenly

going to the

> potty so frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty

> debilitating. We've tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states

she

> is not in pain. She is also on an antibiotic and she is not

improving.

> She is fine when sleeping and is otherwise happy during the day.

She

> does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies. Everything I've googled

seems

> to say it will just pass with time but, I'm wondering if I'm

missing

> something....does anyone have any experience with this or any

advice?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

[Guest guest]

Frequent urination is a symptom of diabetes. This should

be ruled out.

Pamela

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Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 11:52 PM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: OT - Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome or

Pollakiuria

My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent

Daytime Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria). She's suddenly going to the

potty so frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty

debilitating. We've tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she is

not in pain. She is also on an antibiotic and she is not improving.

She is fine when sleeping and is otherwise happy during the day. She does

have some anxiety and OCD tendencies. Everything I've googled seems to say it

will just pass with time but, I'm wondering if I'm missing something....does

anyone have any experience with this or any advice?

Thanks in advance.

[Guest guest]

I have heard parents nickname it "pee-tox" -they claim it is the body detoxifying. I am not sure if this is true, but I have heard of it.

Subject: RE: OT - Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome or PollakiuriaTo: mb12 valtrex Date: Saturday, February 13, 2010, 9:20 PM

Frequent urination is a symptom of diabetes. This should be ruled out.

Pamela

From: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. com [mailto:mb12 valtrex @yahoogroups. com] On Behalf Of myryry08gmail (DOT) comSent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 11:52 PMTo: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSubject: OT - Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome or Pollakiuria

My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria) . She's suddenly going to the potty so frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty debilitating. We've tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she is not in pain. She is also on an antibiotic and she is not improving. She is fine when sleeping and is otherwise happy during the day. She does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies. Everything I've googled seems to say it will just pass with time but, I'm wondering if I'm missing something... .does anyone have any experience with this or any advice? Thanks in advance.

[Guest guest]

the pee-tox happens with my son - stimms like crazy - pees like crazy - and

usually sound sensitive - and then a gain

C

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> From: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. com [mailto:mb12 valtrex @yahoogroups. com] On

Behalf Of myryry08gmail (DOT) com

> Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 11:52 PM

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> My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent Daytime

Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria) .  She's suddenly going to the potty so

frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty debilitating.  We've

tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she is not in pain.  She is also

on an antibiotic and she is not improving.  She is fine when sleeping and is

otherwise happy during the day.  She does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies.

Everything I've googled seems to say it will just pass with time but, I'm

wondering if I'm missing something... .does anyone have any experience with this

or any advice? 

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> Thanks in advance.

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[Guest guest]

i agree with testing for diabetes. my son has freq urin but in our particular case, the issue is half meds and half the fact that he is constip and when he bares down, has leakage. he was tested for diab and it was neg as well as any other urinary tract issues. i feel once the gut issues are cleared up, that will resolve itself too.

vicki

OT - Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome or Pollakiuria

My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria). She's suddenly going to the potty so frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty debilitating. We've tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she is not in pain. She is also on an antibiotic and she is not improving. She is fine when sleeping and is otherwise happy during the day. She does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies. Everything I've googled seems to say it will just pass with time but, I'm wondering if I'm missing something....does anyone have any experience with this or any advice?

Thanks in advance.

[Guest guest]

Can this start as a child,and last into adulthood? I had a form of this into my twenties.Is there pain or inflammation going on here?

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Thu, February 11, 2010 9:52:00 PMSubject: OT - Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome or Pollakiuria

My NT child (almost 4 years old) seems to have developed Frequent Daytime Urination Syndrome (Pollakiuria) . She's suddenly going to the potty so frequently (sometimes 6-7 times an hour) that it's pretty debilitating. We've tested her for a UTI (negative) and she states she is not in pain. She is also on an antibiotic and she is not improving. She is fine when sleeping and is otherwise happy during the day. She does have some anxiety and OCD tendencies. Everything I've googled seems to say it will just pass with time but, I'm wondering if I'm missing something... .does anyone have any experience with this or any advice? Thanks in

advance.