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What is A 6-year old-child was brought with complaints of bed-wetting at night and not during day time. His urine specific gravity was 1.020 and other tests were normal. What will you advice? and explain in detail?
Consult a child Psychologist In this case, the child has nocturnal enuresis, with normal findings on urine examination (normal urine specific gravity is 1.016-1.022) Normal milestones: 3 years- dry during day 5 years: dry during night Rx: Psychologic therapy - Motivational therapy, Conditioning therapy (auditory or vibratory alarm attached to a moisture sensor in underwear). Pharmacologic therapy is second line and is not curative.