Enuresis – Bedwetting

Enuresis - Bedwetting

Nocturnal enuresis – bedwetting at night is more common. Daytime wetting is called diurnal enuresis.
Involuntary passage of urine up to the age of 5years is somewhat common. If it persists even after the age of 5years, then it can be enuresis.

Symptoms

  • Repeated bed-wetting
  • Wetting in the clothes
  • Wetting at least twice a week for approximately three months

Causes

  • A small bladder
  • Persistent urinary tract infections
  • Severe stress
  • Developmental delays that interfere with toilet training

Modern Urological treatment

If the child’s self-esteem is affected, treatment is necessary.

  • Behavior Therapy
    1. Alarms
    2. Bladder Training
    3. Rewards
  • Oral Medication: Not recommended for children under 6years of age
    1. Desmopressin Acetate – to control the amount of urine
    2. Imipramine – an antidepressant

Ayurvedic Urological treatment

  • Oral medication
  • Basti
  • Yoga & Pranayama
  • Uttarbasti

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7 Incontinence
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8 Enuresis
Enuresis – Bedwetting

Persistence of involuntary passage of urine even after the age of 5 years

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