Bed wetting or nocturnal enuresis is among the most common problems that pediatrics face from anxious and frustrated parents. About 20 % of five year olds would experience bed wetting. The rate gets smaller as the children gets older. Upon reaching 10…Read More »
CBD and THC are the two most well-known chemical compounds found in the cannabis plant. CBD (cannabidiol) has sparked extensive research into its potential health benefits as it does not cause psychotic effects. In contrast, THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) has been identified as the…Read More »
A baby can have an allergic reaction for a variety of reasons. An allergic reaction occurs when the body has an adverse response to a usually harmless substance, such as a soap or a specific food. Babies have sensitive skin, which makes…Read More »
If you enjoy delicious and juicy mangoes every season, you probably do not think about the enormous health benefits that come with every mouthful. A common nickname for mangoes is actually “the king of fruits”. In addition to the sweet and delicious…Read More »
It is natural for parents to feel disappointed when their kids would have night time accidents, especially if the children have been full potty trained. But it is important to understand that this is common and your child is not an isolated…Read More »
Teen bed wetting is a problem that most teenagers are embarrassed to admit or even talk about. It is a problem that most teens would rather keep to themselves. In the process, they might continue to feel as insecure knowing that they…Read More »
Have you ever wondered why some people remain in an abusive relationship? Well lets see if trauma bonding is involved. I was approached by a patient who couldn’t afford medical treatment and was waiting for her abusive married boyfriend to come and…Read More »
Patience is a virtue, especially for parents of young bed wetters. While children cannot control bed-wetting on their own, parents can do something to stop it. Parents can resort to some techniques at home without resorting to medications that not only cost…Read More »
Bed wetting can be a sign of a disease that may need immediate medical attention. That is why consulting a doctor is a must in certain cases where natural tips fail. If your child still wets the bed after the age of…Read More »
Generally, children stop wetting the bed after the age of three. Children who constantly wet the bed beyond that age cause their parents to become worried and concerned. However, according to medical experts, bed wetting is not an illness in itself but…Read More »
