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Health
Bed-wetting is when an individual, frequently a child, loses control of their bladder during sleep. This may occur with children during the potty training phase but also during various other stages in a child’s life. Before considering ways to resolve this problem, it is important to look at the noted causes of bed-wetting. Some of the cited causes of bed wetting may include genetics, sleep disorders, slow development of the central nervous system, urinary tract infections, hormone issues, abnormalities in the urethral valves or ureter, spinal cord problems or small bladder. Any one of these aforementioned factors could bring about bed wetting episodes.
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For individuals who have to deal with bed wetting episodes, this can be an embarrassing and traumatic experience. It is good to know that treatment options are available to help control bed wetting episodes. Two main types of treatment methods for bed-wetting include behavioural therapy and medications.
Behavioural therapy helps to teach the individual to not wet the bed. Certain methods under this treatment model include having an alarm sound when the sheets get wet, having the child change the sheets and rewarding the child for an episode-free night. Medications can also be used which include ones which aid the bladder in holding in the urine and another is to help the kidneys produce less urine. However, these are only used in the case of older children and may have side effects related to them. Therefore, behavioural therapy is the highly recommended way to go.
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