Enuresis

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Enuresis, follow-up

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Enuresis, follow-up
November 2026: Doing well.
• Dry nights increasing
• Continue the current plan
• Continue the behavioral plan: limiting evening drinks, voiding before bed, and praise for helping with the routine
• Follow up in 3 months or sooner as needed

Bedwetting becomes less frequent each year, and treatment works best with a steady routine and support rather than blame. Recommended supportive care with an emphasis on limiting drinks in the evening, voiding before bed, and praise for helping with the routine. Return precautions given including pain or burning with urination, daytime wetting that is new, excessive thirst, wetting after a long dry period, a weak stream, new symptoms, prolonged symptoms, worsening symptoms, and other concerns. Caregiver expressed understanding and agreement with plan. Answered all questions.

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Dry nights increasing; 14 in a row; unchanged; worse
Current treatment (habits, alarm, Desmopressin)
Alarm continue, success, stop, start; Desmopressin start, break, events; Oxybutynin
Continue behavioral plan
Constipation, sick-day hold, sleepovers

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pain or burning with urinationdaytime wetting that is newexcessive thirstwetting after a long dry perioda weak stream

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Return precautions in the template

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