Bedwetting as an Idiopathic symptom
Most bedwetting children (about 70-80%) have no medical or psychological problems that cause them to wet. They are normal, healthy,…
Read MoreBedwetting alarm system and a successful treatment
During sleep, when the child begins to wet, the first drop of urine triggers an electrical circuit that activates the…
Read MoreWhat causes a child to wake up and go to the toilet?
As a parent, you might have asked yourself what makes a certain child to sleep the entire night without waking…
Read MorePrimary Bedwetting at adulthood
The common belief about bedwetting is that this is an issue which only affects young children. While it is true…
Read MoreIs there a relationship between bedwetting and sleepwalking?
Sleepwalking (somnambulism) is a sleep disorder. The sleepwalker awakes from the stage of slow wave sleep; he is in a state of…
Read MoreOne-time adult bedwetting
Imagine the following scenario: an adult who has no bedwetting history, in his or her twenties or thirties, wakes up…
Read MoreBedwetting at age younger than 4
Many parents, especially with their first child, aren’t sure when to consider bedwetting as a problem. Most children outgrow nighttime…
Read MoreShould we use diapers?
Dribbling happens when a few drops of urine are released before a signal to contract the muscles is sent to…
Read MoreOverprotective parents and bedwetting
In some cases, parents of children who experience bedwetting are overprotective and wrap the child with extra care and attention.…
Read MoreSecondary enuresis due to a new baby in the family
Secondary enuresis happens when a child is naturally weaned, stays dry for six months or more and then starts bedwetting…
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