Bed-wetting

Bed-wetting (enuresis) is a common childhood problem and is defined as the habit of involuntarily urinating when asleep. In young children bed-wetting is usually attributed to the small size of their bladder and its inability to hold enough urine to last through the night.

Contributing factors: behavioural disturbances, consuming too many liquids prior to sleeping, dreaming about using bathrooms, diabetes, heredity, stress, nutritional deficiencies and psychological problems.

Who to consult: Dietician, GP, herbalist, naturopath.

You May Also Like

Australian Natural Therapists 1001x667

Join the Australian Natural Therapists Association today!

outdoor yoga meditation meaning of wellness

Explore what it means to be well

southern school of natural therapies

Selecting a massage therapy

Acupuncture