Bed-wetting
Bed-wetting (enuresis) in children who have never been dry is common, and most children will outgrow it by about age six to eight. In almost all cases, it is really not a disease, but rather a normal variation in development.
In some cases, a child who has been dry for several months or longer may begin bed-wetting again. This may happen without a clear cause, or may possibly be done to a urinary tract infection or to emotional problems.
In some cases, a child who has been dry for several months or longer may begin bed-wetting again. This may happen without a clear cause, or may possibly be done to a urinary tract infection or to emotional problems.
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