Bedwetting, or nocturnal enuresis, is a common and often distressing issue that affects many children. This condition, characterised by involuntary urination during sleep, can significantly impact ...

Although bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) is a common physiological phenomenon in children and may stop when a child reaches a ...

Bedwetting treatment may or may not be necessary. While bedwetting can create embarrassment and anxiety in the child (and the parents), it usually isn't caused by a serious medical problem.

If you had bedwetting as a child or your spouse had bedwetting as a child, 50% of your kids could have bedwetting. So remember that, and it doesn't mean that your child will have bedwetting forever.

The Morebeng regional court in Limpopo has sentenced a 43-year-old grandmother to 10 years in prison for assault with intent ...

The researchers found that almost 3% of the children reported on bed wetting in the nighttime and one in every five of those also had daytime incontinence. The 3% amounted to 512 children among ...

Bed wetting is normal, and is part of a child’s growth and developmental stage. However, there are times when our children get to an age when they should stop bed wetting but they don’t ...

In order to protect children from abuse and neglect, it's important to understand the more subtle signs of harm. Bedwetting, parentification, and chronic somatic pain can all be subtle signs of ...

Dr Mercy Githumbi, a general paediatrician, explains that bedwetting beyond a certain age is considered a condition requiring attention. "It's defined as a child or adult who has reached an age ...