I haven't heard of this being PCOS related, but my sister has a friend who had bedwetting problems for years. The doctors finally did a sleep study on her and found that she had bad sleep apnea. As soon as she got the machine to wear at night the problem stopped. Could it be possible that you may have this? Also, endometriosis could be causing the problems as well. As I'm sure you know endo causes endometrial cells to be deposited outside the uterine cavity. Sometimes they can be deposited inside the bladder which could be causing these problems. Either way I think that you should see a specialist until they find out exactly what the problem is. There is no reason for you to have to deal with this discomfort all the time. Good luck!
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Mini Goal- 140- REACHED 7/28/08!!!
New Mini Goal- 130! - REACHED 10/10/08!!!
27 years old- no meds- trying to get healthy through diet and exercise |