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Juleslawhead
Asked January 2018
Mom seems to have to go the restroom often. Any ideas?
She says she feels fine and no issues with going and she is going pee.
Alzheimer's & Dementia
Urinary Incontinence
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Juleslawhead
Jan 2018
When we are home it’s every hour sometimes more but when we leave the house she doesn’t need to.
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Jan 2018
How often?
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SueC1957
Jan 2018
If it continues, have her checked for a bladder infection. That's one of the symptoms (frequency).
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freqflyer
Jan 2018
Jules, sounds like your Mom is hydrated, which is great, be glad.... too many elder don't drink enough water and become dehydrated, which can cause numerous medical issues.
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