Bedwetting, also called nocturnal enuresis or nighttime incontinence, is involuntary urination while sleeping at an age that is not reasonably accepted. It is an involuntary release of urine in the child over the age of 7.

Bedwetting is actually involuntary urination two or more times a week for three months or more in a row. For children, bedwetting often becomes embarrassing. It is often just a normal part of a child’s development. Generally, it is not considered a concern for children less than 7. By this time, the child may still be learning nighttime bladder control.

If bed-wetting continues, treating the problem with medications and therapies can help. Lifestyle changes, bladder training, along ayurvedic treatment can help cope with distressful signs linked to bedwetting.