Just wondered if anyone else has the same problem with a Dementia sufferer and what the reason might be.
Dad is urine incontinent now but hardly drinks during the day...no water, very little tea etc...but at night he literally pees for England....three times during each night, my Mum is changing his pads as even the really thick ones can't cope with the amount of water he's passing....firstly, where is it all coming from if he's not drinking much during the day and has anyone been given tablets by their Doctor to slow it down? I am going to see his Doctor tomorrow to ask, as the CPN said it's unusual for anyone to pass such large amounts of urine without drinking...he's been checked for infections and is clear....Thanks for your input.
Dad is urine incontinent now but hardly drinks during the day...no water, very little tea etc...but at night he literally pees for England....three times during each night, my Mum is changing his pads as even the really thick ones can't cope with the amount of water he's passing....firstly, where is it all coming from if he's not drinking much during the day and has anyone been given tablets by their Doctor to slow it down? I am going to see his Doctor tomorrow to ask, as the CPN said it's unusual for anyone to pass such large amounts of urine without drinking...he's been checked for infections and is clear....Thanks for your input.
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