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Mom of a 5 yr 11 m old boy10 months ago

Q. My 5 yr old bed wets daily. Is this normal ?

neelamaMom of a 3 yr 11 m old girl10 months ago
A. if the bed wetting of the baby is there still at the age of 5 year you should check with the homeopath in this regard actually it is a symptom and this can be treated with the help of a homeopath
ExpertDr Sameer awadhiyaPaediatrician10 months ago
A. bed wetting at night is called nocturnal enuresis which is normal Till the age of 5 to 6 years but still you can consult with your pediatrician once for a proper counselling of the child and to rule out other causes like urine infection
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