Title: a surgeon thinking with his knife
Product review: I read this book loooking for tips on how to use a bed alarm. I found very little information about that. The book, written by a urologist, is very focused on the diseases and abnormalities that can cause bedwetting. It includes many distressing stories of patients who were plagued by by urinary problems, infections, and erectile dysfunction as adults because the cause of their childhood bedwetting had not been treated. It goes so far as to say that if your child's bedwetting stops by itself or with the use of a bed alarm, you should still have a doctor investigate the cause of the bedwetting. It is my understanding that the vast majority of bedwetters have no underlying pathology, so the emphasis of this book seems unbalanced.
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