Inadequate control of urination in children who have reached an age where they should be capable of control (usually over the age of 5). Children with the condition often suffer from nighttime bedwetting but can also have urinary accidents during the day. Urinary incontinence is common and most outgrow the condition without any treatment. Many factors may contribute to the incontinence such as anxiety, overproduction of urine, small bladder capacity and sleep apnea. ...more »
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