What is Enuresis?

Description of the disease

Enuresis is a condition in which a person experiences involuntary urination, especially during nighttime. This condition is commonly found in children, but can also occur in adults.

Classification

• By time of occurrence (daytime, nighttime, or mixed enuresis)
• By causes (organic, functional, or mixed enuresis)

Symptoms

The main symptom is involuntary urination, especially at night. In children, this condition may be accompanied by stress, fear, or intense excitement.

Causes

The causes of enuresis can be varied, including genetic factors, delayed development of bladder control, psychological problems, or medical conditions.

Diagnosis

Various tests, including urine analysis, ultrasound of the bladder, and consultation with a psychologist, are used for diagnosing enuresis.

Treatment

Treatment of enuresis may involve psychotherapy, medication, physiotherapy, and the use of special devices for urine control.

Prevention

Prevention of enuresis includes a balanced diet, regular urination, limiting fluid intake at night, and addressing psychological issues.

Doctor

For consultation and treatment of enuresis, one should seek a urologist, pediatrician, or psychotherapist.