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I’m a teenager and I still wet the bed
Wetting the bed is something you think you'll grow out of when you're a child, but for some people waking up on wet sheets carries on into their teens or twenties. If this is you and you need support, we're here.
It's common, fixable, and you can totally laugh about it.
Next Steps
- ERIC supports young people with bowel or bladder conditions. Call their helpline on 0845 370 8008 Monday to Thursday 10am–2pm or email: [email protected]. Calls cost 9.6p per minute, plus the phone company's access charge.
- Chat about this subject on our Discussion Boards.
- Need help but confused where to go locally? Download our StepFinder iPhone app to find local support services quickly.
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Updated on 26-May-2017
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