I'm at a loss on what else to do with this one....
dcg is 8, has been here for 5 years. Has been peeing in her pants since before I started watching her. Been to specialists, had multiple tests which all were normal, been seen by psych to no avail...he basically told mom to "ignore it, tell her to go change and move on". The full blown wetting doesn't happen at my house for some reason, but the odor will knock you down. Wetting happens at school and home, some days coming home from school after being wet all day and smelling like dead shrimp as my other dc kids say. I make her change immediately. Now it's summer and I would have to make her change multiple times some days just from the smell. I clean my bathroom numerous times a day because the smell that is left lingering. I'm thinking it's a hygiene issue, she can go to the bathroom, wipe, and wash her hands faster than the boys use the restroom. And she uses the bathroom at least 10 times per day. This is not an infection issue, this is ongoing for years. I have stressed to her the importance of making sure she wipes well after using the bathroom. I'm at a loss for what else can be done.
dcg is 8, has been here for 5 years. Has been peeing in her pants since before I started watching her. Been to specialists, had multiple tests which all were normal, been seen by psych to no avail...he basically told mom to "ignore it, tell her to go change and move on". The full blown wetting doesn't happen at my house for some reason, but the odor will knock you down. Wetting happens at school and home, some days coming home from school after being wet all day and smelling like dead shrimp as my other dc kids say. I make her change immediately. Now it's summer and I would have to make her change multiple times some days just from the smell. I clean my bathroom numerous times a day because the smell that is left lingering. I'm thinking it's a hygiene issue, she can go to the bathroom, wipe, and wash her hands faster than the boys use the restroom. And she uses the bathroom at least 10 times per day. This is not an infection issue, this is ongoing for years. I have stressed to her the importance of making sure she wipes well after using the bathroom. I'm at a loss for what else can be done.
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