Overview on the management of nocturnal enuresis in children in general pediatrics

Paola Nigri , Luigi Nigri , Lucia Peccarisi
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Bedwetting, or enuresis, represents a socially stigmatizing and distressing condition that significantly impacts the quality of life for both children and their parents. This article seeks to assess and consolidate the current understanding of traditional and innovative treatments, both pharmacological and non-pharmacological, for children with enuresis. The article discusses the various treatment modalities which have been developed and validated to alleviate symptoms of enuresis, enhance quality of life, and address the social and emotional challenges faced by affected children. Finally the article emphasizes the important primary role of general pediatricians that is to tailor therapy protocols to each individual child, considering their unique needs and circumstances, and working closely with their families to identify the most effective approach.

普通儿科对儿童夜尿症的处理概述
尿床(或称遗尿症)是一种会给社会带来耻辱和痛苦的疾病,严重影响了儿童及其父母的生活质量。本文旨在评估和巩固当前对遗尿症儿童的传统和创新治疗方法(包括药物和非药物治疗)的认识。文章讨论了已开发并通过验证的各种治疗方法,这些方法可减轻遗尿症症状、提高生活质量并应对患儿面临的社会和情感挑战。最后,文章强调了普通儿科医生的重要作用,即根据每个儿童的独特需求和情况制定治疗方案,并与他们的家人密切合作,找出最有效的方法。
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Global pediatrics
Global pediatrics Perinatology, Pediatrics and Child Health
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