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Enuresis & Bedwetting:

Enuresis is the medical term for uncontrolled bedwetting. It is the unintentional sleepwetting by a healthy child above 5 years of age. For bedwetting advice, the first stop should be to your pediatrician or qualified medical practitioner. When behavioral therapy is recommended, the DryBuddy child-friendly moisture alarm alerts the parent AND child. The parent can then follow the proper hygiene and other recommended procedures. This process reduces the incidence of primary nocturnal enuresis (PNE).

One of the greatest impediments to the successful use of alarms is that the parent/caregiver has to sleep in the patients's room, to ensure that the patient wakes up and that procedures are followed. Many parents find this to be the most objectionable aspect of training a child, and have wished that they could sleep in their own room and be woken up only when the child has an accident. This is the key to our DryBuddy patient-friendly moisture alarm therapy - it wakes the caregiver (sleeping in the privacy of his or her own room) as well as the patient.

Parents may also object to having to purchase expendable supplies for use in some wetness sensing systems. The DryBuddy System requires no expendable supplies, thereby creating significant savings while you are using DryBuddy. What you initially purchase - illustrated above - is all that you need to effectively use the DryBuddy System.

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