Bed Wetting In Med Teenage Years. Can It Be Infection? Will She Grow Out Of It?
Hi, I have a 15-year old daughter who sometimes wet the bed. It s not very often (once fortnightly or once a month) but I m getting worried. She just started bed wetting this year, after a couple of years went by without any accident. She refused to see a doctor saying that she ll grow out of it. There s no sign of infection though. What should I do?
Hello Thanks for your query.Based on the facts that you have posted it appears that your 15 years old daughter has problem of eneuresis once in a while.
Normally control over nocturnal urination is fully developed by the age of 8-9 years in females.
However this gets delayed in some girls .Do not worry it will get resolved as she grows up
As it is a sporadic issue she does not need any treatment.
She need proper counselling and assurance from you.
Ask her to develop a habit of emptying bladder before going to bed. Dr.Patil.
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Bed Wetting In Med Teenage Years. Can It Be Infection? Will She Grow Out Of It?
Hello Thanks for your query.Based on the facts that you have posted it appears that your 15 years old daughter has problem of eneuresis once in a while. Normally control over nocturnal urination is fully developed by the age of 8-9 years in females. However this gets delayed in some girls .Do not worry it will get resolved as she grows up As it is a sporadic issue she does not need any treatment. She need proper counselling and assurance from you. Ask her to develop a habit of emptying bladder before going to bed. Dr.Patil.