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If a child has been able to sleep through without wetting the bed for at least 6 months and then suddenly starts bed wetting, it is referred to as secondary nocturnal enuresis. The probability of a structural/physical dysfunction of the urinary tract is very unlikely. It is more likely that it could be any of the following:
- Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). This will have to be confirmed by a urine test – normally done by a Physician. Even a low-grade infection that is hardly detectable can have this effect.
- Diabetes.
- Stress or anxiety over issues like bullying, sexual abuse, death of a loved one, divorce, relocating etc.
- It is believed that in cases of sleep deprivation (sleeping too little) a child can sleep so deep that he doesn’t wake up to go to the loo.
- Drinking a lot of fluid before bed-time.
- Caffeine stimulates urine production and can trigger the bladder to go into a spasm.
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