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It's not easy to be a parent of a child with enuresis.
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As a child, I suffered, though not very frequently, from nocturnal enuresis.
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No children under 6 years of age were asked about enuresis.
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Virtually every child diagnosed with enuresis, either primary or secondary, receives behavioral treatment.
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He received several head traumata and suffered from enuresis in his early life.
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Interviews with children who have enuresis are not usually very fruitful.
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Primary enuresis is when the child has never really been dry at night.
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Secondary enuresis usually occurs between the ages of five and eight.
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Results and conclusion: Nocturnal enuresis has a variety of causes.
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Functional enuresis was most common in children with primary SAD.
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There are two basic categories of enuresis: primary and secondary.
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The prevalence of anxiety disorders and enuresis was markedly reduced by requiring attributable impairment.
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Obviously, bladder function is not the only cause of enuresis.
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The goal in any treatment for enuresis is, of course, to change the child's behavior.
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Sixty-nine individuals (33%) experienced enuresis over the course of the study.
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Most younger children with enuresis, age five and six, aren't especially bothered by their condition.