Should I mention enuresis(bedwetting) at routine checkups?

Condition analysis:
According to a recent study, there is a significant communication breakdown between parents and doctors on this issue. While 82% of parents want healthcare providers to discuss bedwetting, most feel uncomfortable initiating the discussion themselves. Furthermore, 68% of parents said their children’s doctor has never asked about bedwetting at routine visits.

The reason doctors don’t ask about bedwetting is because they assume parents would bring it up if it were a concern. Therefore, parents should always ask for help if they have a child who is wet at night.

Instructions:
1. Jaggery : Your child won’t wet the bed if his/her body remains warm and jaggery is one such things that keep the body of your child warm from inside. Give your child a piece of jaggery to eat, post meals.

Else, mix black sesame seeds, jaggery and celery seeds in equal amounts. Give 1 tsp of this mixture to your child in the morning, followed with a cup of milk. Practice it for 1-2 months. This remedy will cure the problem of bedwetting in your child.

2. Fennel Seeds : Fennel is another important and efficacious remedy against the problem of bedwetting. Take a glass of warm milk and add a teaspoon of fennel to it, followed with 2 tbsp sugar syrup. Give it to your child every day for beneficial results.