Nocturnal enuresis: Systems for assessment

Article Abstract:

Childhood nocturnal enuresis, or bedwetting, is a common childhood condition that causes children and their families stress and embarrassment and which can radically affect the lives of these children. The two sub-types of enuresis in children are monosymptomatic enuresis, where the children have other bladder symptoms and non-monosymptomatic enuresis, where there are other lower urinary tract symptoms.

Psychological aspects, Care and treatment, Enuresis, Bedwetting

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Bowel care

Article Abstract:

A study provides guidelines to assess the possible reasons for the causes of constipation among children. It further revealed that once a pathological problem is ruled out it is only management through proper dietary habits and regular toilet habits that would alleviate the condition.

Diagnosis, Diet therapy

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A study of drinking facilities in schools

Article Abstract:

The results of a survey of the drinking facilities available to children in local authority schools in two areas in England and Wales is presented, with focus on the importance of drinking water for children's health.

Surveys, Schools, Child health, Drinking water

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