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How To Stop My Husband From Removing His Depends At Night And Wetting The Bed? He Has Parkinson's And Cognitive Issues.

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September 14
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Managing nighttime incontinence for someone with Parkinson's and cognitive issues can be challenging. Here are some tips that might help:

1. Bedtime Routine: Establish a consistent bedtime routine to help signal it's time to sleep
2. Limit Fluids: Reduce fluid intake in the evening, especially caffeine and alcohol.
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Managing nighttime incontinence for someone with Parkinson's and cognitive issues can be challenging. Here are some tips that might help:

1. Bedtime Routine: Establish a consistent bedtime routine to help signal it's time to sleep.
2. Limit Fluids: Reduce fluid intake in the evening, especially caffeine and alcohol.
3. Bathroom Trips: Encourage a bathroom visit right before bed.
4. Protective Bedding: Use waterproof mattress protectors and absorbent bed pads.
5. Comfortable Clothing: Ensure he wears comfortable, easy-to-remove clothing.
6. Consult a Doctor: Discuss the issue with his healthcare provider for personalized advice and potential medical interventions.

These steps can help manage the situation and improve sleep quality for both of you.

September 14

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