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Peeing in bed
My 8 year old neice peeing in bed at night.since last 1 and half years.. old urine related test done. Everything is normal. But she is peeing in bed every night.
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Rarely Could be because of some emotional issue or behavioural problem. Talk to her empathetically and don't give excessive attention to the issue.
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Motivate her for the dry nights. Maintain the calendar. appreciate her for the efforts and the positive outcome.
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Listen to her actively ..you might get some clue for her emotional issue ..if at all its there.
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Nocturnal Enuresis/Bed-wetting can occur up to age 5 as part of normal childhood development,but beyond that its abnormal.
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Try these for 1month:
Limiting how much a child drinks in the evening, avoiding caffeinated foods and beverages and encouraging regular toilet use throughout the day may help prevent bed-wetting.
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If not settling,ADH( anti diuretic hormone) levels has to be determined.
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Need more detailed history...
You should do USG KUB....
Decreased liquid intake after evening...
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Consult online for proper guidance...
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
More detailed history required
Have you dewormed her.
Reduce water intake after 6 pm
Keep alarm, Wake her up in between in the night to pass urine.
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