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A Nigerian man has sparked reactions online after seeking help on social media, confessing that he is 22 years old and still struggling with bedwetting.

The revelation was shared via an anonymous link on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.

In his heartfelt confession, the young man expressed frustration over his condition, stating that despite numerous efforts, the issue persists.

He revealed that he has tried both spiritual remedies and local treatments but to no avail.

He further explained that he avoids drinking much water or eating properly and isolates himself to prevent anyone from discovering his condition.

In his words: “Good morning boss, I am fawked as of now. I am 22 and I am still bedwetting. Tried all spiritual and local stuff, still not working. Hardly take water, hardly eat enough food. I isolate from people cause I don’t wanna get caught. Any help please.”

The post quickly gained traction, with concerned individuals flooding the comment section to offer advice and share their thoughts on his plight.

See some reactions below:

@FindingKan: “Omo! Na only God and yourself fit save you, nothing else. You’ll have to put in conscious and consistent effort to make sure you fix it. Try an every hour alarm too.”

@crypto_preachR: “Pee always before bed and set an alarm to wake you 2 times before dawn , you should be fine.”

@MARTINSJOSEPH1: “Sorry for this predicament you’re passing through. Pray to God theirs nothing difficult for him to do, he is the God that makes every impossibilities possible.”

@Sir_Adeeyy: “The solution takes consistent, deliberate efforts. Start with some exercises that strengthen the pelvic muscles. See a doctor for more advice and details- open up to them. It may also be because of your sleep pattern.”

@TheForeigner_01: “You need to actually see the doctor and most importantly try to stay with people so by the time they laugh at you one or two times you will change and have control.”

@officialkateGr: “Consult a doctor to rule out medical issues. Limit fluids before bed, avoid caffeine and alcohol, and consider bladder training or pelvic exercises. Professional support can be essential in managing this.”

@michaelEnwankwo: “Once its 6pm, stop drinking water. Always pee frequently. You will get better with time.”

@Burg_reel: “It’ll go on its own ‍I was bed wetting for first year sef but it’s gone so relax no panick.”

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