Wetting bed

Enuresis is commonly referred to as bedwetting, and usually refers to a child's involuntary urination while asleep. Generally, only 20% have enuresis by the age of 4 and 5% by the age of 10, and a few patients have symptoms of enuresis that persist into adulthood. Those without obvious urinary tract or nervous system organic disease are called primary enuresis, accounting for about 70% to 80%. Patients secondary to diseases such as lower urinary tract obstruction (such as urethral valve), cystitis, and neurogenic bladder (neuropathy caused by neuropathy) are called secondary enuresis. In addition to nocturnal bedwetting, children often have daytime enuresis. Symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency or difficulty urinating, and fine urine flow.

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