Nocturnal enuresis in children occurs when the child urinates while sleeping without knowing it.... Many children use the toilet well during the day, but they may be involved in nocturnal enuresis for a long time.... Most children, not all, stop enuresis at the age of 5-6 years.... Nocturnal enuresis is more common in boys, and in people who complain more from mothers, this type of sleep disturbance is deep. Urine, the existence of diabetes and kidney diseases can be involved in children's nocturnal enuresis. The most important psychological factor in children's anorexia is children's discomfort and impatience, which of course also depends on various issues. Sometimes these very simple and even superficial factors may not cause such problems in children. The child is more, don't look for a new baby. **hypothyroidism in children** **Increased blood pressure in children** Other reasons can lead to nocturnal enuresis in a child, such as irritable urination... Nocturnal enuresis is often related to deep sleep - the bladder is full but the child does not wake up. - Excessive urination at night - Stress at home or school - Nocturnal enuresis may also be caused by an underlying disease such as diabetes or constipation. The treatment is for the parents not to punish their child for such an incident as a disease or punishment. One day he wakes up and unlike the previous nights he did not urinate, you encourage him.. Therefore, encouragement can be the best factor for controlling, self-confidence, gaining the will of the child.... Another treatment method to eliminate bedwetting is to give the child a lot of fluids after waking up in the morning.... When the child needs to empty water a lot, he can empty the water again... Urine bag... So you have to entertain him in a way that he can control himself and hold his urine for a few minutes... In this way, he will do the same at night... **If your child continues to wet the bed Continuing, Dr. General can suggest the following options:** - Nocturia alarm When your child starts to urinate, an alarm will help him wake up when the bladder is full.. Desmopressin Acetate (DDAVP) is a drug that is taken orally (a tablet that dissolves under the tongue) to treat bedwetting.. Studies show that it works for most children.. 8 hours after taking DDAVP. If your child has certain medical conditions such as cystic fibrosis or fluid balance problems, it can have severe side effects....Talk to your child's doctor if your child is having side effects....As with all medications, DDAVP should only be used as directed by the doctor....Make sure your child knows that bedwetting is not bad behavior or laziness....So never punish your child for bedwetting, and it's not about comfort....

Ways to help a child overcome bedwetting - Make sure your child doesn't drink a lot of fluids before bed.... - Avoid caffeinated drinks.... - Encourage your child to go to the bathroom before bed.... - Use training pants instead of diapers.... - Make sure your child can easily reach the bathroom at night.... For example, use a bedside lamp in the hall or bathroom.... - Use a durable plastic cover to prevent damage under the mattress.. give... - When to bed Do not wake up your child to urinate... This will not help bedwetting and will only disturb your child's sleep. - When your child wets the bed, help him to wash himself well in the morning so that he does not smell... If these treatments do not work, your child may be referred to a specialist... You can contact Dr. Faraji, the best pediatrician:* Please call the following number:* **3 – 02 54 61 22 \[021\]**