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6yr old - hyperactive/aggressive when needing to urinate.

Hi, my Son is 6 yrs old now, he's a good boy that is very generous and kind with others, however at times, he acts up tremendously.

For unknown reasons he get's extremely hyper/aggressive, almost to the point of craziness when he has to go to urinate. I can literally see him sometimes wiggling around because he has to go but he holds on to it, and I know he has to go but he just doesnt.

While he was potty trained at 2 1/2, he still leaks during the day from time to time, and usually at night atleast 2 times a week. However he will go through sessions of not leaking all night for week at a time. Usually we have to hold off on julcy foods or liquids a few hours before bed to achieve this. When he does leak at time, he tells us he knows he has to go but is just too tired.

I don't know what to give him to help him mature in this way. Overall he is a very warm child as well, sensitive to hot and cold but always wanting to be warmer then most.

Please let me know what other info you need to help with this seemingly overactive small bladder issue that is controlling his behavior like this.

Very much appreciated!

tzulo on 2010-10-25

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

It's an interesting symptom. I believe that the remedy Cantharis might present this way. Of course only a properly taken case would be certain to cure it - but it is quite peculiar and would probably lend itself well to a homoeopathic prescription.

Colocynthis gets restless from pain with anger, Chamomilla does too. There are different ways one could go depending on the rest of the case.

♡ brisbanehomoeopath last decade

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