Bedwetting Treatment & Specialists | Conditions

Service Area: Pediatric Urology

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Kidney & Urinary

Pediatric Urology

Bedwetting

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Millions of families deal with a child who wets the bed every night. In most cases, bedwetting stops on its own. In cases where it persists, UW Health Kids Urology experts are here for you. The caring doctors at American Family Children's Hospital provide guidance and support to make dry nights the norm for your child.

Guidance and support to achieve dry nights

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