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Pediatric — Enuresis, encopresis

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Case 1 of 5PediatricEnuresis, encopresis

A 7-year-old boy is brought to the office by his parents because he wets the bed 6 nights per week. He has never had a period of consistent dryness at night. He has no daytime wetting, urgency, or dysuria, has regular soft daily bowel movements, and does not snore. His growth is on the 50th percentile and his development is normal. There is no history of polyuria or polydipsia, and he takes no medications. On examination, the abdomen, external genitalia, lower back, and neurological examination are normal. Urinalysis is normal, including negative glucose and protein.

Heart rate84/min
Respiratory rate18/min
Temperature36.8 °C
Blood pressure98/60 mm Hg

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