Enutrain Mobil Treatment Bedwetting Enutrain helps Alarm pants FAQ

Before prescribing a wake-up therapy, in addition to a physical examination the voiding habits of the child both by day and by night must be clarified. Bedwetting children also often have problems with voiding during daytime, such as suppression due to fear of missing something. UTIs or irritation of the bladder can be the result, which leads to bedwetting at night. Only a doctor can recognise if bedwetting is a normal developmental delay or an illness to be taken seriously.

Symptoms of primary nocturnal enuresis are:

• wet bed since birth (the vernacular: “bedwetting”)

• hard to rouse from sleep, either by noise or by touching

• The urge to urinate, passing of urine or lying in wet sheets does not lead to waking up

Detailed information about evacuation habits in conjunction with a physical examination usually enables the physician quickly to decide whether ENUTRAIN® or conventional “alarm pants” or bell pads are the best waking therapy option for bedwetting, or whether further investigation is required.

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