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Hi everyone on here,

As I said before, I still can control a bit my bladder during the daytime (when a restroom isn't too far).
This Sunday I'm feeling a bit sick. I hope this isn't that virus but I don't have a fever. I'm just a bit more tired than usual.
Today, I have a poor bladder control and I already flood my diaper three times. As I'm home, I'm wearing a Betterdry so there was no leakage.
Have you also worse wetting issues when you're sick? Should I be worried about this?

Sorry you are not feeling well. I would not worry at this time. When we are ill, feeling down, or in pain our bladder control can become worse.

Wait until you are feeling better and see how your control and wetting pattern is.

--John
(double incontinent)

I regretted reading that you are not feeling up to par. And, no, with you there is nobody I know who deserves a dose of COVID 19. Knowing that so many of us here have complex medical histories, COVID 19 could decimate our members. Stay warm, safe, and dry.

We must be careful indeed. Stay at home if you can! Wash your hands with soap or use hydro-alcoholic products. Don’t shake hands (even Trump’s hands )

I’m wondering if it’s still safe to use public restrooms. What do you think?
I need to use public restrooms dozen of times a day to minimize flooding accidents. Not using them anymore would mean wearing a booster pad in my diaper or wearing my nighttime brand during the daytime.

Here is an update. I’m feeling better but my worse issues are still there. I had anxiety attacks and during them I flooded each time. I’m really worried about what might happen to my relatives because of the virus. Bad news from the whole world are very stressful. What can I do? I cannot put myself off until all this crisis is over.

I have a paralyzed neurogenic bladder so I pretty much always flood. When I’m feeling sick I find that my wetting is worse. I’ve felt a bit under the weather the last couple of days and have noticed bladder control is definitely out the window. Glad you’re feeling better.