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Current Management of Nocturnal Enuresis |
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PP: 23-28 |
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Morteza Alibakhshi Kenari,
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Abstract |
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| Nocturnal enuresis is an especially common problem with the potential to have an appreciable negative impact on the
emotional health of a child. Our understanding of the pathogenesis continues to improve. A disorder of sleep arousal, a low nocturnal
bladder capacity, and nocturnal polyuria are the three factors that interrelate to cause nocturnal enuresis. Constipation is a very common
and often unrecognized factor that appreciably affects bladder function. Successful treatment involves interventions that simultaneously
improve these factors. Self-esteem improves with any form of therapy and dryness is possible for the majority o children. |
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