#treating bedwetting

[crippledpunks]

shoutout to every person who deals with incontinence. i dealt with bedwetting up until my early teens, and now deal with stress and urge incontinence and for years never wanted to talk about it because of the shame and stigma other people place on not being able to control your bladder or bowel movements.

incontinence is a disability. it's not gross or wrong to talk about incontinence. incontinent people are not dirty or disgusting. if we could control these parts of our body, we would. we're not an inconvenience for being this way, and we don't have to be treated like a burden or like we need to be "fixed".

whether or not you use incontinent products like briefs, pads, diapers, plastic bed sheets, or whatever else, you are loved, important, and deserved to be seen when there are conversations about disability awareness and acceptance. we don't deserve to hide in shame when all we need is to be accommodated and accepted.

[paci-papa]

When you came to me, you were interested in being my kiddo, but not my baby. You wanted to be my petulant teenager, living under my roof, following (and breaking) my rules, and being provided for by me. You wanted to feel cared for, but maintain a semblance of independence.

Unfortunately, you didn't realize that all of Papa's children are nothing but dependent, one way or another.

I mean, look at you now. Two months under Papa's care, and you are his perfect, geeky, and shy, little Daddy's girl.

I immediately enrolled you at the local adult 'high school' (a program I'm certain you didn't realize existed). You've struggled to fit in.

The teachers are constantly disappointed in your academic performance--years out of school having dulled your mind.

The other students mock you. Your clothes are much more juvenile and dated than the popular 'kids.' What sort of Papa would I be if I let you dress in all of those slutty styles that are popular with teens these days? Plus, the braces and head gear the dentist insisted you need certainly haven't helped with your popularity.

And even at home you've become self-conscious.

How were you supposed to know your latent bedwetting problem would re-emerge when you agreed to be treated as a child again? Waking every morning in a soggy GoodNite has done wonders for your confidence.

But, I'm not complaining. Sure, you are treated like a teenager, with all the freedoms that entails. But, in reality, you're not more Papa's shy little toddler, clinging to my arm, too shy to talk to other adults, and just steps away from wearing pull-ups to school.

In other words, you're just how I want you.

[kalikalahansa]

It's interesting to me that in my experience, out of all the identifiable subgroups of AB/DLs I've met, it's untrainers who have consistently had the worst personal peak levels of continence. Specifically I mean under circumstances where their desire to untrain either certainly did not or could not plausibly have played a significant role.

For one thing, the rate of clinically unambiguous incontinence either in childhood or on an ongoing basis is pretty high. I had fluctuating recurring issues with incontinence in childhood before I went back into diapers. The number of untrainers I know who also have diagnoses like Crohn's, other IBDs, or various malabsorptive conditions is astronomical compared to even other AB/DLs, and absurd compared to non-AB/DLs.

But also there's just an overwhelming number of people who don't explicitly consider themselves to have been incontinent, or explicitly do consider themselves to have been continent, but for lack of a better way to put it seem to have been misinformed about what those words mean. Frequent (>1 monthly, sometimes >1 weekly) messing accidents that are very small but still more significant than surface soiling are surprisingly near-omnipresent. Low to moderate volume UI (usually stress, sometimes urge) also seems to be up there, as does continuing intermittent or constant bedwetting.

It's intriguing because despite the fact that we all want to be incontinent and wear diapers, a lot of untrainers also seem to have or to have had a resistance to acknowledging being incontinent, or to using any form of protection for it, that outstrips that of the average person. I would have thought that the average person would treat these things as a matter of medical concern and seek to manage them, but a lot of untrainers seem to have previously just grimly decided that their bodies are continent and are simply unfixably inadequate about it, and so, as with all the other manifestly inadequate things in the world, all they can do is carry on.

I also note that this phenomenon has the opposite of the age distribution you'd expect. Incontinence is supposed to become more common with age, in some cases because of events that themselves become more likely with age (like sustaining damage to the pelvic floor while giving birth). Older untrainers, however, seem to be less likely to have previously been incontinent, and to actively be able to confirm in detailed terms that they weren't. It's the ones in their twenties and early thirties among whom it seems to me that histories of incontinence and "continence" are ubiquitous and rampant.

Obviously this might just be particular to my circle. I don't know.

[marswasnothere]

Daniel just has some issues with that last little disconnect in his brain and being unable to really control himself even when he’s awake. For the most part he’s okay (in that it’s not visible) but he has a lot of close calls and maybe a lot of stains on his boxer briefs at the end of the day from said leaks.

He was already worried about feeling like he was pretending to be an adult next to max, with the age difference and the bed wetting, but now max is doing his head in with his praises and his intense awareness of Daniel and Daniel is having more… let’s call them mishaps, lately

Also yes poor puppy Daniel and his issues with being house broken, but he’s only a puppy! Sometimes they have accidents! -🦆

Daniels growing and he's almost done growing and he's so close to being done and he should be a grown adult now but.... he's still having night time accidents and close calls during the day and its. its not fair. why him of all people.

The imposter syndrome and inferiority complex are going strooooong. Baby badger deof has a therapist and he's defo told her about the bedwetting, because that's the source of most of his anxieties and panic. Max doting over him doesn't help either. One one hand he feels infantalised, he feels like he won't be taken seriously once he tells Max about the bedwetting and it all eventually spills over to the media, but on the other hand, he wants someone to be that vulnerable with, he wants someone who doesn't treat him like he's dirty or a burden, he wants someone to gently slide the wet diaper from under him and change him because they want to help him.

[alexandraisyes]

Hey guys can we please learn what words mean before we say them?

Age Regression =/= Age Play

Pet Regression =/= Pet Play

Age Regression: Involuntary and sometimes Voluntary regression to a younger mindset to cope with stress and trauma. People who are age-regressed should be treated like their mental age. Age Regressors may revert to juvenile behaviors, such as thumb-sucking, tantrums, and sometimes bedwetting (especially with involuntary regression). They may find comfort in prized possessions like stuffed animals, in inclusive activities like drawing, and in certain poses like lying in a fetal position and/or rocking back and forth. They may have difficulty with sleeping, eating, and regulating their emotions.

Age Play: A form of roleplaying in which an individual acts or treats another as if they were a different age, sexual or non-sexually. Age Play is roleplaying between adults, and involves consent from all parties.

Pet Regression: Involuntary and sometimes Voluntary regression to a more animalistic mindset to cope with stress and trauma. People who are pet-regressed should be treated with the same care you would give a beloved pet. Pet regressors may imitate sounds from an animal, scratch at surfaces, crawl and may even enjoy belly rubs, scratches, and being groomed. (Pet Regression is not the same as Therianthropy.)

Pet Play: A form of roleplaying in which an individual acts or treats another as if they were a pet, sexual or non-sexually. Pet Play is roleplaying between adults and involves consent from all parties.

Regression is very commonly comorbid with dissociative disorders and tends to be a direct symptom of mental illness. Most people who regress know that they regress, and have a safety system in place with someone they trust to be a safe adult/caretaker to look after them when they regress. Especially those who deal with involuntary regression. Voluntary regression is willingly allowing your brain to regress into a simpler mindset, and the only major difference is that you gave yourself permission to do it beforehand.

People who are age and pet-regressed are in an altered state of mind and are not capable of sexual consent. You wouldn't have intercourse with a child or a dog, so don't try to have it with someone who is regressed. Saying that you participate in "NSFW" regression is blatantly an insult and genuinely ableist because people who are regressed cannot safely perform sexual acts. If you would perform sexual acts on someone who is regressed, again, ask yourself if you would have intercourse with an animal or a child.

[jacksdinonuggets]

Do you have any lost and found headcannons?

Sure!

-Vaggie is a permaregressor but not always baby brained

-She is a little embarrassed when she goes out in public when small but soon became comfortable

-Carmilla is VERY overprotective of her baby. She has anxiety and it got worse when Vaggie showed up. But it wasn't the angel's fault. She just felt obligated to take care of her

-Vaggie has autism and often just goes nonverbal, big or little. It first worried Carmilla but later when Vaggie started talking again, she explained it was a normal thing

-Clara and Odette loves their baby sister. Even when she's big, they treat her like the baby of the family, causing her to regress most of the time.

-During Vaggie's first and second month, she struggled a lot with bedwetting, even when she was big. It was a trauma response to her body. She tried to hide it but Carmilla found out when Vaggie changed her sheets and blankets every morning

-Surprisingly, this au doesn't involve chaggie at all! this is because Vaggie is regressed most of the time and it wouldn't be a healthy relationship if Charlie couldn't get mutual romantic love.

-Charlie is still an amazing playmate for Vaggie though!

I'll come up with more later!

[cannibalgender]

I have a lot of thoughts about the way mental illness is treated by the Yellowjackets writers and the fandom, particularly when it comes to the vilification and/or deification of Lottie Matthews but I’m not schizophrenic and it’s not really my place to say what’s what when it comes to that but I DO want to talk about the other character who everyone seems to agree displayed mental illness before the events of the crash and that’s Misty Quigley

The first time we see Misty she’s watching a rat drown with something close to apathy, which is to me clear visual language of what they’re setting Misty up to be. See, there’s this disproved (but still commonly used within entertainment media) psychological theory called the Macdonald Triad, or sometimes the “triad of sociopathy”. It essentially claims that three behaviors displayed by children and teens can predict if they will develop ASPD in adulthood, or become violent criminals. The behaviors are bedwetting, firesetting, and cruelty to animals. The fact that we see Misty behaving cruelly towards animals in her FIRST scene is a clear statement of intention in regards to where her character is going

Now, all of the behaviors in the Macdonald triad are actually more closely linked with prolonged childhood abuse or neglect, which leads to the DEVELOPMENT of personality disorders in some cases, lighting fires or whatever doesn’t actually make you a “sociopath”.

And…Misty isn’t really, either. At least not at first. I personally could very easily see Misty as having ASPD (or conduct disorder, since she’s a minor), but in season 1 the writers seem like they’re putting a lot of effort into associating Misty with this sort of false Hollywood perception of a “sociopath” rather than people with an actual Cluster B personality disorder. And like, Misty displays an obvious lack of empathy and concern for others’ autonomy from the very beginning, but I really and truly wasn’t sold on Misty as a sympathetic portrayal or as representation until closer to the end of Season 2

And really is was Samantha Hanratty that sold me. Because there’s a BIG discrepancy in the way Samantha and the way Christina portrays Misty. 40 year old Misty is an adult set in her ways, she’s clinging to the people who made her feel useful 25 years ago but her old eagerness, her ability to be genuinely affected or hurt has been diminished a LOT. She’s got incredibly muted emotions, masks near constantly, and is willing to do just about anything to maintain her control over wildly out of hand situations.

Whereas Samantha’s young Misty is still in a place where she’s trying to reach out- something’s “wrong” with her, sure, but she genuinely believes that others still have the ability to appreciate her for her authentic self, and much of her manipulative behavior is in search of that validation. Yeah, she doesn’t know how to go about yeah, yeah she’s fucked up, but she’s sharing bits of herself with the expectation that this will get her what she wants, and she’s repeatedly being smacked down.

And then we see the loss of Crystal. The final loss that sort of cements for her that genuine display of emotion and authenticity is doomed to destroy her and everything she cares about. So she stops caring. She detaches. And that really hit me as the most accurate portrayal I’m going to get of what the inside of my head feels like. Her brain keeps her from feeling much in adulthood as protection, but it’s so fucking boring that she’s going through the motions of who she was before all that, playacting at the bubbly musical theater loving dork she could have been, just to try and get some of that excitement back.

And now I’m wondering, with clinging to those old connections having bitten her in the ass so thoroughly, is Misty going to drop the mask completely? Give up on every being anything to anyone? Go back to isolation and manipulation and violence? Or is there hope for her, like Natalie, to make a different choice this time?

[diapion]

A Long WET Journey!

Ever Since I Was A Child I Have Peed My Bed. I Have Had Periods Of Dryness, Sometimes For Weeks Or Months But It ALWAYS Returned. During My Mid And Late TEENS Was The Worst. Fortunately I Was Drinking In My Late Teens So I Would Blame The Alcohol For My Wetting. I Was Treated By Doctors And Psychologists But It Was Never Correctly Diagnosed Or Stopped. About The Age Of Sixteen I Tried Using Adult Diapers But They Leaked So I Tried Wearing CLOTH But I Had To Wash The Diapers And My Sheets When They Leaked. As An Adult I Went To A Urologist Who Gave Me Drugs That Actually Made My Bedwetting WORSE. When I Told Him About It He Said He Didnt Have Any Other Drugs Or Exercises And I Stopped Seeing Him. My Mom Always Said I Should Just Accept It And Wear HUGE Cloth Diapers And Plastic Pants Which I Did For Years. Then When They Developed Adult PULL-UPS I Tried Them. They Worked Fairly Well But By Now I Was Used To Sleeping In Wet Diapers And Wet Sheets. I Began LIKING My Wet Pull-ups And When I Leaked I Slept Better And DEEPER. Now I Enjoy Wearing Wet Pull-ups And Wet Sheets In The Morning. I Cant Believe It Has Been More Than FIFTY FIVE YEARS Of Bedwetting Enjoyment After All The Shame As A Child. I Am Now A PROUD PROFESSIONAL BEDWETTER And DIAPER ENTHUSIAST. STAY WET And COMFORTABLE All You DIAPER LOVERS!!!

[fentrashcat]

Comorbidities

Tourette’s Awareness Month, May 17 2025

While I was researching for this section I kept running into a problem of the comorbidities sounding more like symptoms than separate conditions, and I came across the term co-occurring. To help with my confusion I did some more digging into the definition of each, and am listing them here-

Comorbid: Conditions that mutually influence each other, and may be treated in tandem, has almost a cause and effect relationship

Co-Occurrence: independent issues that co exist but require separate attention and treatment plans, more often used in the context of substance abuse problems but I have seen it in relation to Tourette’s

Symptom: Something that specifically indicates the presence of a condition, and used to aid diagnosis

There’s some disagreement about what term to use, so I will be omitting the vocab and just put it my way. The following list contains things someone with Tourette’s may also deal with. Not everyone with Tourette’s will experience these, they are just common problems ranging from full conditions to symptom-like issues. For the conditions I’ll just list the names but for the symptom-like ones I’ll go into a bit more detail.

Full conditions:

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Anxiety

Symptom-like:

Learning Difficulties: Those with TS may experience more trouble processing information when they first see or hear it. They are also more likely to have trouble with reading, writing and math.

Behavioural Issues: More prone to aggression, rage, and oppositional defiance (going against rules/instructions), and disinhibition (struggling to not act on thoughts even while knowing they are not appropriate in the situation)

Mood Problems: Periods of depressed or elevated moods that can drastically affect behaviour and function

Social Skills: It can be hard for someone with TS to develop social skills, and maintain relationships. They are sometimes accused of not “acting their age”

Sleeping Problems: More prone to insomnia, bedwetting, and sleep walking/talking

I wanted to dedicate an entire post to these in large part due to the confusing wording of comorbid/co-occurrence/symptom. I think it’s important to note that while the only symptom of Tourette Syndrome is the tics, there are other common occurrences that aren’t conditions on their own. In my opinion the symptom-like issues should be just that, symptoms, but since Tourette’s can’t be diagnosed based on them, they are often excluded from that term. For a while I didn’t really know that these could be related and was looking into other explanations, only resulting in driving myself mad trying to figure it all out. Anyways, I just wanted to make sure this info was out there.

Also please remember tomorrow is majorly a rest day but I'll still be open to questions and comments.

Thanks for reading, and I hope you have a great day!

[paci-papa]

It's not right! You aren't a baby! You're a big girl!

At least that's what you keep telling yourself.

Yes, you agreed to let Papa treat you as his daughter. But, you are a middle, not a little!

Of course, you love it when Papa and his friends talk to you like a child! It makes your princess parts all tingly.

Sure, you might occasionally enjoy hosting a tea party for your dolls and stuffies. But, that didn't mean anything, even tweens like acting babyish sometimes.

Also, maybe you were occasionally caught watching Miss Rachel instead of more mature shows like My Little Pony. There's nothing wrong with giving your brain a little break sometimes!

And the bedwetting? Well, you were a bedwetter into your teens the first time around, so why would the not-so-occasional accident shouldn't mean anything as to your middle cred now.

If only that was how Papa saw it.

But, here you find yourself, stuck in a playpen, dressed in a onesie, on the verge of your first daytime 'accident' in decades, all because Papa 'put the puzzle pieces together' and determined that this is 'what you really wanted.'

You let out a cry of shame as, with a loud hiss, your body gave out, and you soaked the padding of the diaper you wore. Your diaper.

Tears roll down your cheeks as you clutch Samson, the pink teddy bear you took everywhere with you, and realized that no matter how much you protested, how unfair this was, or how big you really were, from now on, this was your life.

[little-diaper-brat]

Training your Little to become Diaper Dependent!

1. Hide or throw away their undies and buy a large supply of diapers for them. Ask them what prints and patterns they would want, as they would wear them more if they liked how they looked. Let them become accustomed to wearing diapers 24/7, and keep reminding them that it makes you really happy that they’re wearing diapers for you.

2. Reward your little with whatever they like, whether it be with video games, cookies, or orgasms daily for wearing and using their diapers for you. Tell them how cute and sexy they look, and how frisky it makes you feel. In time, they’ll learn to love how their diapers make you feel, and they’ll want to wear and use them to make you feel that same way again. In turn, you should play with them in between diaper changes. It is up to you to bring them to orgasm or not depending on their behavior; if they’ve been a bad little, edge them but don’t let them cum. They’ll promise to be a good little if it means that you’ll make them cum in their diaper, and when they do, keep them in it so they get accustomed to using their diaper for everything. This will make them associate pleasure and joy with their diapers.

3. Change their diet by making them eat foods with less salt and more water. Cut out all fast food except for a special treat; take them out to their favorite place (in a diaper, of course!) once a week, but only if they remain in diapers. Don’t make them pay, after all, littles don’t have to pay for anything. Foods like watermelon are high in liquids, so have them eat a ton of that under the idea that it’s healthy for them. Replace their salty snacks with fruits and other healthy things, including copious amounts of fluids with each meal. Fill up a big water bottle every hour, and tell them that they have an hour to finish it. You should give them a big 32oz water bottle to use, and every time that they finish drinking it, fill it up again and give them a cookie, as this will reinforce the fact that drinking all that water will earn them a reward! In the middle of the day, you can give them a cup of coffee or one soda to keep them wetting. If they want something different than just plain old water, a tall glass of cranberry juice will stimulate their bladder to make them wet more often, just like caffeine.

4. In time, using their diapers will become easier and easier. Instead of large gushes, they’ll start peeing in smaller and smaller amounts which is exactly what you want. This means that their bladder is shrinking, and that they’ll feel like they need to go pee a lot sooner than usual. If they’ve been drinking a lot of water for the last week, they should be at this stage, but ONLY if they haven’t been holding it until they need to go. You need to reinforce the fact that they need to go pee as soon as they feel the smallest bit of pee in their bladder, and their bladder will shrink due to the fact that they aren’t using their bladder to its full capacity.

5. After a month or two in diapers 24/7, their bladder will be so small that they’ll dribble all over the place in between changes. It’ll get to the point where they depend on their diapers to keep them from having accidents, and they’ll choose to wear their diapers instead of their old undies (not like they had a choice in the first place!) because they don’t want to get their clothes wet. Always remind them how proud you are of them for becoming diaper dependent, and make sure to give them lots of snuggles, love, and pleasure, always focused around their diapers.

6. When they start bedwetting, buy them thicker diapers to give them the peace of mind that they won’t wet your bed at night. Buy washable underpads and reassure them that having accidents at night is perfectly natural, and be sure to make them be the little spoon when you two cuddle at night. They have to feel safe, loved, and secure in their diapers for them to become accustomed to bedwetting. When you two wake up in the morning, check their diaper while they’re still half asleep. If their diaper is soaked, reward them by pressing a vibrator against the front of their diaper. If it’s still dry, tell them that they can try again the next night, then up their intake of fluids that evening to ensure that they will wet in their sleep. Always be sure to reward them each morning when they wake up wet, and soon, you’ll have a little that depends on you to take care of all their basic needs.

[hornystorage]

Some tags for better organization

I'm going through all the posts I can in the blog, tagging them so as to find them easier. To help with that, I'm also writing the tags here, what do they mean, and using them to tag this pinned post. To see any of the tags, just tap/click on it (on the tags section under the post).

The tags are not mutually exclusive. A post can (and will probably) have more than one tag.

(All the tags begin with CHS: meaning Curio's Horny Storage:)

CHS: picture Given to posts where the focus is the picture, rather than anything else that may or may not be written.

CHS: drawn This one is for drawing and paintings and that kind of art.

CHS: audio Posts where the main focus is the audio. My favourite kind of post.

CHS: written The biggest group of posts. They mostly have pictures, but the main point of them is what's written: captions and stories are tagged this.

CHS: caption The kind of written content added to an existing picture. Sometimes is hard to tell what's a story and what's a caption, so I went with my gut instinct.

CHS: story The kind of written content that doesn't necessarily have a picture attached. Sometimes is hard to tell what's a story and what's a caption, so I went with my gut instinct.

CHS: concepts Little ideas for stories and fictional products.

CHS: guidelines Guides, tutorials, and tips. From the classic "become a bedwetter" guides to how to fluff up a diaper.

CHS: games and challenges Some fun little activities to have some diapered (or not) fun.

CHS: diaper peak For those pictures where a bit (or a lot) of diaper peaks out of a buy's pants ;P

CHS: wet spot For the pictures where the focus is the big, wet patch on a guy's crotch.

CHS: wetting There are some videos and gifs where you can see the wetting happening, instead of a still of before or after.

CHS: humping Used for diapered boys humping their wet diapers in pictures and gifs.

CHS: chastity Sometimes explicitly included, sometimes just alluded to, so I tag it because I enjoy it.

CHS: magic wand Used for those posts that have those magic wand vibrators. I hear they feel very good on a wet diaper...

CHS: less kinky Some less kinky pictures that I just find hot.

CHS: bulge A tag for the hot bulges and packages of men (non-diaper bulges).

CHS: bedwetting A main kink for this blogger, so I tag the pics and stories that focus on the subject.

CHS: POV For the posts that put you on a POV (Point Of View). Also a favourite of mine.

CHS: furry Posts that have furries. Sometimes in diapers, sometimes just big and hot.

CHS: hypno Images that depict someone getting hypnotized, usually drawings.

CHS: rubberpupthoughts rubberpupthoughts wrote some very good stories and captions, but all his stuff seems to have disappeared from the internet. I'm reposting the few ones I have saved, and if you have some others, I'd be grateful if you could share them.

CHS: Mark and Luke A nice little story, contained in a single post.

CHS: the briefs saga Two captions that may not actually be related, but share a similar subject.

CHS: Diapers for my Boyfriend A story in 11 parts, of which I’m missing the first 3 parts.

CHS: Heath A four-parts story about a guy named Heath and how he ends in diapers. Sadly, I am missing the first part.

CHS: Josh and Mikey A series of captions with the recurring characters Mikey (who's becoming incontinent) and Josh (who's making it happen).

CHS: Tim and Joe A seemingly 4-parts story, of which I only have the last two parts. Gotta find the other two.

CHS: Tricked and Treated A two-part story involving lots of humiliation about a boy and his daddy on halloween (and after).

CHS: Remote Work Bullying A two-parter about a guy with an online dom working from home. Padded, of course.

CHS: Billy and Timmy's Rough Days One (technically two) of the more rough stories in the blog. While usually not my style, I find it particularly hot. (unofficial title, as I didn't see any in the posts themselves, which are form different people).

CHS: a favourite Some personal favourites of mine.

CHS: to find As blogs come and go, some stories that require access to deactivated blogs cannot be read anymore. I'd like to complete them where possible, so any clues as to where to find a complete version for archiving purposes are welcome.

CHS: tags Other blogs have their own tags. I reblog them so as to have easy access to the posts I like. Recommended to check out.

[madamlaydebug]

The orange California poppy is a true narcotic. I am a fan of the California poppy(Eschscholzia californica). ... So it is, botanically, a true poppy, a member of the Papaveraceae family and it shares the growth habits and active principles with its cousins. But with one big exception —it is not an opiate.

Gentle in effect, the major health properties of this herb are sedative, analgesic, and antispasmodic in action.

The California poppy is a member of the poppy family and somewhat distantly related to the opium poppy (Papaver somniferum).

While the California poppy does contain some sedative alkaloids, it contains no real opium.

The most common use of this herb is in diffusion for treating the various physical and psychological conditions including insomnia, bedwetting (incontinence), anxietyand nervous tension, particularly in children.

Because of its sedative properties, the California poppy can be used in the treatment of behavioral disorders such as ADD, ADHD in children and young adults.

An experienced therapist should be consulted before using the plant for this purpose.

In addition, this herb has also been used to improve intellectual capacity, memory, and concentration in the elderly.

The California poppy has been used as an herbal treatment for tooth pain. The odontalgic properties are found in the plant´s root, which is cut and applied directly to the affected area.

As a tincture, it is used for its antimicrobial properties applied externally to cuts and scrapes.

The herb´s analgesic and antispasmodic properties have been found useful in the relief of acute nerve and muscular centered pain.

It has been used as a remedy in cases of high fever, rapid pulse, and persistent spasmodic cough.

A tincture made from the root of the California poppy is prepared as an external wash for suppressing lactation (the production of milk) in breastfeeding women.

The leaves of the flower are used externally in powder form for antimicrobial properties as a treatment for the elimination of head lice with the same effectiveness as Berberis repens(creeping barberry).

[pediatricurologisthyderabad]

Why Choosing a Pediatric Urologist in Hyderabad is Crucial for Your Child’s Health

As a parent, your child’s health is your top priority. While many childhood illnesses can be managed by general pediatricians, certain specialized conditions—especially those related to the kidneys and urinary system—require the expertise of a Pediatric Urologist. If you're in Hyderabad and your child is facing such health concerns, consulting a specialized pediatric urologist in Hyderabad like Dr. Prabhu Karunakaran is the right step toward effective and compassionate care.

What is Pediatric Urology? Pediatric urology is a super-specialized field of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of urinary and genital problems in children, from newborns to adolescents. These issues can range from common concerns like bedwetting to more complex conditions like congenital abnormalities, kidney reflux, or urinary blockages.

Because children are not just small adults, they need a specialist trained to understand and manage pediatric anatomy, development, and psychological needs. That’s where the role of a pediatric urologist becomes critical.

Meet Dr. Prabhu Karunakaran – Expert Pediatric Urologist in Hyderabad Dr. Prabhu Karunakaran, also known as Dr. Prabhu K. Chakravarthy, is a National Board-Certified Pediatric Surgeon and one of the only exclusive and dedicated pediatric urologists in Hyderabad. He specializes in treating a wide range of kidney and urinary tract conditions in children aged 0 to 18 years.

Dr. Prabhu’s Qualifications Include: Super-specialization in Pediatric Urology from SGPGIMS, Lucknow

Certified in Pediatric Laparoscopic Surgery from RGUHS, Bangalore

Certified in Pediatric Robotic Surgery from the University of Chicago, USA

With these elite credentials, Dr. Prabhu brings international standards of care to Hyderabad, making him one of the most trusted names in pediatric urology.

Conditions Treated by Pediatric Urologists Here are some common conditions that require the attention of a pediatric urologist:

Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)

Hydronephrosis (swelling of the kidney)

Vesicoureteral Reflux (VUR)

Posterior Urethral Valves (PUV)

Hypospadias and other genital anomalies

Bedwetting (Enuresis) and urinary incontinence

Kidney and bladder stones

Undescended testicles

Prenatal urological conditions

Each of these requires careful diagnosis, tailored treatment, and a sensitive approach suited for children.

Why Choose a Pediatric Urologist in Hyderabad Instead of a General Urologist? While general urologists treat a wide range of urinary conditions in adults, pediatric urologists undergo additional years of training focused solely on children. This makes them uniquely equipped to:

Perform child-specific diagnostic evaluations

Provide minimally invasive laparoscopic or robotic surgeries

Ensure child-friendly counseling for both parents and children

Reduce surgical trauma with faster recovery

Dr. Prabhu’s clinic is also equipped with advanced diagnostic and surgical tools tailored to pediatric patients.

Advanced Pediatric Urology Treatments in Hyderabad One of the standout features of Dr. Prabhu’s practice is the use of laparoscopic and robotic surgery—offering minimally invasive procedures that reduce recovery time, hospital stays, and complications. These advanced techniques are rarely available in pediatric urology, making Dr. Prabhu’s clinic a go-to destination for parents seeking the best.

Some robotic-assisted surgeries include:

Pyeloplasty for PUJ obstruction

Ureteric reimplantation for VUR

Nephrectomy and heminephrectomy for non-functioning kidneys

Complex genital reconstruction surgeries

What Parents Say Parents across Hyderabad and surrounding regions have praised Dr. Prabhu for his empathetic nature, clear communication, and successful treatment outcomes. The ability to speak directly with a super-specialized doctor reassures families and helps them make informed decisions about their child’s health.

When Should You Consult a Pediatric Urologist? You should consider seeing a pediatric urologist if your child shows symptoms like:

Frequent UTIs

Painful urination

Swelling in the abdomen or genital area

Involuntary urination beyond the normal age

Blood in urine

Difficulty in passing urine

Early diagnosis and intervention can prevent long-term complications and ensure your child leads a healthy, normal life.

Book a Consultation Today If you're searching for the best pediatric urologist in Hyderabad, Dr. Prabhu Karunakaran is the expert you can trust. His combination of experience, advanced training, and child-centric care ensures the best outcomes for your little one.

📍 Location: Hyderabad, India 🌐 Website: https://drprabhukarunakaran.com

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Urologist in Yamunanagar Haryana – Expert Urology Services Near You

Looking for an urologist in Yamunanagar Haryana who offers expert care and trusted treatment? Whether you need help with urinary issues, kidney stones, or male health problems, the best urologist in Yamunanagar is here to support your well-being. At GURDEVI MEMORIAL SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL, we provide quality urology services with advanced equipment and experienced doctors. From consultation to surgery, we ensure your comfort and care. Visit us for reliable and affordable urology solutions. Let us guide you on the path to recovery with the right diagnosis and treatment. Book your appointment today at GURDEVI MEMORIAL SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL.

Why You Should Visit an Urologist in Yamunanagar Haryana

Common Reasons to Visit an Urologist

Frequent urination or pain while urinating

Blood in urine

Kidney stones

Urinary tract infections (UTIs)

Male infertility

Erectile dysfunction

Prostate-related problems

Visiting the best urologist in Yamunanagar early can help prevent serious problems later.

Services Offered by Urologists

1. Kidney Stone Treatment

Non-surgical treatments like medicine and lifestyle changes

Shockwave therapy for breaking stones

Minimally invasive surgeries

2. Prostate Health

Diagnosis of prostate enlargement or infection

PSA blood tests and digital rectal exams

Prostate surgery (if needed)

3. Male Sexual Health

Treatment for erectile dysfunction

Solutions for early ejaculation

Male hormone (testosterone) testing

4. Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)

Proper diagnosis and treatment

Advice on hygiene and lifestyle

Preventive care and follow-up

5. Pediatric Urology

Bedwetting issues in children

Congenital problems like undescended testicles

Urinary blockages or infections

GURDEVI MEMORIAL SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL offers all these services under one roof with expert care.

How to Choose the Best Urologist in Yamunanagar

Choosing the best urologist in Yamunanagar is important for your health. Here are a few things to look for:

Qualifications and Experience

Check the doctor’s education and specialization

Ask about their experience in handling similar cases

Hospital Facilities

The hospital must have modern machines and tools

Clean and safe environment is very important

Patient Reviews

Read online reviews and ratings

Ask other patients about their experiences

At GURDEVI MEMORIAL SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL, we offer highly qualified doctors and excellent patient care.

Benefits of Visiting GURDEVI MEMORIAL SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL

Advanced Equipment: We use the latest machines for diagnosis and treatment.

Experienced Doctors: Our urologists are trained to handle all types of urological issues.

Affordable Treatment: Quality care at reasonable prices.

Patient Comfort: We care about your privacy, comfort, and safety.

One-Stop Solution: From check-up to surgery, everything is available at one place.

If you are searching for a reliable urologist in Yamunanagar Haryana, then GURDEVI MEMORIAL SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL is your best option.

FAQs

Q1: What does a urologist do?  A urologist treats problems related to the urinary system and male reproductive organs.

Q2: When should I visit a urologist?  You should see a urologist if you have trouble urinating, kidney stones, or any male health issues.

Q3: Can I get treated without surgery?  Yes, many problems can be treated with medicine and lifestyle changes. Surgery is done only when needed.

Q4: Is the treatment at GURDEVI MEMORIAL SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL affordable?  Yes, we provide high-quality treatment at affordable rates for all our patients.

Q5: Are there female urologists available?  Yes, you can request a female urologist if you are more comfortable with one.

Patient Testimonials

Mr. Ramesh Sharma:  “I had kidney stones and was in great pain. The doctors at GURDEVI MEMORIAL SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL treated me quickly and now I’m completely fine. The staff was very polite and caring.”

Mrs. Sunita Verma:  “I visited the hospital for UTI treatment. The best urologist in Yamunanagar listened to my problem patiently and gave me the right treatment. I felt much better in just a few days.”

Mohit Arora:  “GURDEVI MEMORIAL SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL is the best hospital in Yamunanagar. Their facilities and care are top-class. I recommend everyone to visit if they need a urologist in Yamunanagar Haryana.”

Conclusion

Finding a skilled urologist in Yamunanagar Haryana is now easy with GURDEVI MEMORIAL SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL. Whether you are dealing with a kidney issue, prostate problem, or male reproductive concern, you can trust us for expert and affordable care. Our team includes the best urologist in Yamunanagar who will guide you from diagnosis to full recovery. With our modern tools and patient-focused approach, we make sure you feel safe and cared for. Visit GURDEVI MEMORIAL SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL today and take the first step toward better health.

Contact information:

Phone number: 01732353617

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Paediatric urologist in bangalore

When it comes to safeguarding your child’s health, particularly concerning urological issues, choosing a paediatric urologist in Bangalore is a decision that cannot be taken lightly. Children need not just a medical expert, but someone who understands their unique emotional and physical needs. That’s where Dr. I R Ravish shines a renowned paediatric urologist in Bangalore, trusted by countless parents across Karnataka for his compassionate care and exceptional expertise in pediatric urology.

With over 28 years of experience and advanced training through a Pediatric Urology Fellowship from Minnesota, USA, Dr. Ravish combines global expertise with a compassionate, child-centered approach. At his practice, Nephro Uro Clinic, he ensures every child receives individualized care designed to treat the condition while minimizing stress and discomfort.

In this comprehensive blog, we’ll take a closer look at pediatric urology, common conditions, the importance of seeking a specialist, and why Dr. Ravish is widely recognized as one of the top paediatric urologists in Bangalore.

Understanding Paediatric Urology

Paediatric urology is a subspecialty of medicine that deals with urological disorders in infants, children, and adolescents. Unlike adult urology, pediatric care involves treating conditions that a child is either born with or develops early in life. These issues include congenital defects, developmental disorders, and infections of the urinary tract or reproductive organs.

Some of the most common conditions managed by paediatric urologists include:

Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)

Hydronephrosis

Vesicoureteral Reflux (VUR)

Hypospadias

Undescended Testicles (Cryptorchidism)

Posterior Urethral Valves

Neurogenic Bladder

Bedwetting (Nocturnal Enuresis)

Because these conditions often require early intervention, it’s essential to consult a pediatric urologist who can offer specialized care and the latest treatment options tailored to children.

Why Choose a Paediatric Urologist in Bangalore?

You might ask,why not visit a general urologist? The answer lies in specialization. Children are not just small adults; their anatomy, emotional needs, and healing capacities differ. A paediatric urologist like Dr. Ravish is uniquely trained to handle these complexities.

Here’s why consulting a specialist is crucial:

Focused Expertise: Dr. Ravish’s training and decades-long experience allow him to diagnose and treat a wide spectrum of pediatric urological disorders with high precision.

Child-Centric Care: Children are often anxious about medical procedures. A pediatric urologist understands how to approach young patients with gentleness, using child-friendly communication and environments.

Minimally Invasive Techniques: Dr. Ravish uses modern techniques that reduce surgical trauma, lower recovery times, and result in better outcomes.

Customized Treatment Plans: Each child’s condition is evaluated individually, and Dr. Ravish ensures every treatment is tailored to meet specific medical and developmental needs.

Leading Paediatric Urologists in Bangalore

Bangalore is known for its advanced medical facilities and is home to some of the best pediatric urology experts. Among them, Dr. I R Ravish stands out due to his qualifications, extensive experience, and compassionate patient care.

Dr. I R Ravish

Qualifications: MBBS, MS (General Surgery), MCh (Urology), Fellowship in Pediatric Urology (Minnesota, USA)

Experience: 28+ years

Hospital: Nephro Uro Clinic

Dr. Ravish is highly respected for his ability to handle both common and complex pediatric urological conditions. From congenital abnormalities to complicated infections, he provides accurate diagnoses, effective treatments, and emotional support to both child and parent. His reputation is built not only on clinical expertise but also on empathy, communication, and his commitment to holistic care.

Services Offered by Dr. I R Ravish

Dr. Ravish’s practice covers a wide range of pediatric urological treatments:

Hypospadias Repair

This congenital condition involves an abnormal location of the urethral opening in boys. Timely surgical correction by an experienced specialist like Dr. Ravish prevents complications related to urination and fertility in the future.

Undescended Testicles (Cryptorchidism)

If one or both testicles fail to descend into the scrotum, surgery may be required. Dr. Ravish offers early intervention options to avoid future issues such as infertility or testicular cancer.

Vesicoureteral Reflux (VUR)

VUR causes urine to flow backward from the bladder to the kidneys, leading to recurrent UTIs. Dr. Ravish offers both surgical and non-surgical treatment methods based on the severity of the condition.

Posterior Urethral Valves

A condition seen in male infants where abnormal tissue obstructs urine flow. Dr. Ravish provides prompt diagnosis and surgical management to prevent kidney damage.

Minimally Invasive Pediatric Urology

Dr. Ravish adopts advanced laparoscopic and endoscopic techniques wherever possible, ensuring minimal pain and quicker recovery for young patients.

Facilities & Approach

Dr. Ravish’s clinic is equipped with:

Advanced Imaging Tools like ultrasound, MRI, and urodynamic studies.

Endoscopic and Robotic Surgery Options for precise, minimally invasive treatment.

Bladder Training and Urotherapy Programs to address functional disorders non-surgically.

Collaborative Pediatric Care involving nephrologists, endocrinologists, and pediatricians for comprehensive care.

The Treatment Process

When you consult Dr. Ravish, here’s what the care journey typically involves:

Initial Consultation: Detailed history and examination to understand the child's symptoms and concerns.

Diagnosis: Use of advanced diagnostic tools to confirm the condition accurately.

Treatment Planning: Creation of a customized treatment roadmap, whether surgical or non-surgical.

Follow-Up: Continuous post-treatment monitoring to ensure optimal recovery and prevent recurrence.

This approach ensures clarity, comfort, and confidence for both children and parents.

Why Parents Trust Dr. Ravish

Parents across Karnataka recommend Dr. Ravish for several reasons:

Decades of Expertise: With nearly three decades in the field, Dr. Ravish is among the most experienced pediatric urologists in the region.

Child-Friendly Care: His clinic atmosphere, communication style, and gentle demeanor help reduce fear and anxiety in children.

Holistic Treatment: He focuses not just on treating the condition but also on supporting the family throughout the journey.

State-of-the-Art Technology: Access to the latest diagnostic and surgical tools enhances outcomes and shortens recovery.

Conclusion

Your child deserves the best care possible, especially when facing complex medical conditions. Dr. I R Ravish’s unmatched expertise, patient-focused care, and commitment to innovation make him the best paediatric urologist in Bangalore. Whether it's a common infection or a rare congenital anomaly, Dr. Ravish provides the kind of reassurance every parent looks for expertise wrapped in compassion.

If your child is facing a urological issue, don’t delay. Early diagnosis and specialized treatment can prevent complications and pave the way for a healthier future. Book an appointment today with Dr. I R Ravish and give your child the expert care they deserve. Read Also : https://besturologist.doctor/how-to-improve-bladder-health/