Urinary Incontinence

Urinary incontinence or enuresis refers to the inability to control urination, resulting in "wetting." this can occur during the day or at night for a number of different reasons. Nocturnal or nighttime enuresis is also called bedwetting and is the most common type of enuresis in children over 5 years old. Incontinence in children is most often not due to organic factors, but more commonly occurs related to developmental issues and bladder capacity.

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Pediatric Urology

The specialists of Tufts Medical Center's Division of Pediatric Urology diagnose and treat the complete range of disorders of the urinary and genital organs. Learn more and request an appointment.
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Voiding Dysfunction Clinic

Specialists at the Voiding Dysfunction Clinic at Tufts Medical Center in Boston help children and their parents solve stressful urinary control issues, including bed wetting and day-time control issues.
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