Children's nocturnal enuresis and treatment

Bedwetting is a common problem that mainly affects young children but can even reach the early stage of adolescence. The reasons for bedwetting can vary from physical to emotional/psychological.

Nocturnal enuresis is defined as the involuntary loss of urine during night sleep, at least 2 times a week, in children over 5 years of age.
The clinical examination will help to correctly diagnose the problem

Bedwetting has significant effects on the psychology of the child and his family. Studies have shown that the enuretic child has low self-esteem, feels guilty, isolates himself, and has difficulty making friends and socializing, as he fears being exposed and being ridiculed and abused. It is important for parents and children to understand that it is a common condition that most often resolves itself over time. The child should not feel disadvantaged and ashamed and parents should encourage him

The most effective behavior therapy with the best rates of permanent recovery is bedwetting. It requires good cooperation and compliance. To treat nocturnal enuresis, the use of Roger's wireless nocturnal enuresis system is recommended.

Roger's system is an innovative system used to treat nocturnal enuresis.

The device detects the wetness caused by urination.

It consists of an alarm that is placed in a socket and a humidity sensor. The alarm has different sounds in case the user gets used to and does not react to a certain sound.

The sensor is placed on the child's special underwear and when it detects moisture, the alarm sounds and forces the child or parent to get up and close it, so the child then goes to the toilet

Its use has proven to be very effective even in difficult, long-term cases.