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Bed wetting
My daughter is 5 years old, and wears a diaper at night. During the day she goes to rest room by herself, but only at night she bed wets during sleep. She doesn't want to wear a diaper but neither does she wake us when she wants to pee. If we keep an alarm every 90 mins to let her to restroom, at times she beats the clock.
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Some precautions should be practiced like go to urine before going bed. Watch bowel habits if she is constipated then take  some stool softener. Don't give tea Maintain a bladder diary No fluid intake after 6pm onwards Check for any sleep disorders
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if it's a secondary enuresis then needs for some lab tests
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consult online for detailed discussion
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Avoid diapers Restrict fluids after 8 pm Ask for toilet before sleep Avoid scolding or physical torture if she wets but appreciate her for dry nights Only few children need medication
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Can try Alarm therapy Make her pee at frequent intervals Decrease fluids 2 hrs before going to bed Try for 2 months If no response after 2 months consultation is required
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Hi! Bed wetting can be familial as well which goes automatically. But by 5 year she should not bed wet... Few things you can do is - Give less amount of water or any kind of beverages (like fruit juices or cold drinks) after 6 pm Practice urination before going to bed Alarm u can set 3 hourly during sleep to let her go to washroom ...and u should reward your child for following that
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If all these remedies are not helping then you need to consult online or visit a nearby doctor
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Don't force yr child to were diaper
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