Bedwetting or nocturnal enuresis is a health condition in which a person loses control of their bladder at night and is unable to hold in their urine. This condition is not a cause of concern when it ...

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But I and Marcun Varda N (2006) Functional magnetic stimulation: a new method for the treatment of girls with primary nocturnal enuresis? J Pediatr Urol 2: 415–418 Several approaches have been used to ...

May 11, 2009 (Baltimore, Maryland) — Ibuprofen cuts episodes of nocturnal enuresis in half, according to a study presented here at the Pediatric Academic Societies 2009 Annual Meeting. Treatment with ...

—Typically thought of as a pediatric concern, nocturnal enuresis also can affect adults, causing significant embarrassment and distress. Unlike in children, however, data about nocturnal enuresis in ...

The evidence-based management of enuresis in children includes desmopressin and enuresis alarms (level 1, grade A recommendation), and existing data suggest that alarm therapy with practitioner ...

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Background and aims: Nocturnal enuresis is psychosocially detrimental to children affected by it. First-line treatment involves offering emotional support and promoting appropriate voiding patterns.

Bedwetting can prevent children actively participating in social and school activities. Nurses can support and advise families as well as referring them for specialist help. Bedwetting - also known as ...

Simple behavioral methods seem to be inferior to enuresis alarm therapy or some drug therapy, but they are superior to no active treatment for nocturnal enuresis in children, according to research ...