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Constipation and Bedwetting
Constipation may cause or contribute to bedwetting in some children, according to the results of a new, small study published last month in Urology. Thirty children with bedwetting, aged 5 to 15, who sought treatment for bedwetting had an abdominal … Continue reading
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Loudest Bed wetting Alarm
My 11 year old son is a very sound sleeper. He does not wake up when I walk him to the bathroom during the night. He even slept through our smoke detector going off. I think he needs the loudest … Continue reading
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Bedwetting and Sleep Apnea: New Research
It was commonly believed that children with sleep apnea had more bedwetting than the average child. However, in the newest research from Hong Kong, published in J of Peds online, 14 March 2011, the results suggest something different. The parents … Continue reading
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