Monday, November 2, 2009

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World Pneumonia Day


Spontaneous evolution of urination is usually to next pattern:


Up to 6 months, the bladder empties without any inhibition.

From 6 to 12 months appears certain inhibition produced by the central nervous system that makes you urinate less often.


Between 12
to 24 months the child begins to feel the sensations of the need for urination and bladder emptying.
Towards the two years the child is able to inhibit voluntarily and for a short time your urine.
    Between 2 and 6 years
  • , the child is doing constant full bladder sensation, urination and their ability to inhibit voiding voluntarily (which is called urine at will). Given this evolution, and knowing that age are always approximate, the leakage of urine
  • or eneurosis (especially at night), considered normal until age 6 , age at which you can begin to be considered a significant problem.
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    • view.
    • is at this time when we
determine, first of all, if the problem is due to natural causes (such as child development problems or physical problems or biological) or are caused by other factors like delay in the introduction of habits, drastic changes in the child's life that can alter too much, or even psychic disorders (depression, stress).
In any case, it must address the issue
Full
naturally as possible and preferably use haceciendo positive reinforcement (rewarding the child when he does well), trying to always avoided the embarrassment, anger, blame or punishment by their teachers and the fun of peers, as these can have a major impact on long-term problem by undermining self-esteem of the child.
And that is the way we assume the problem and adopt the guidelines in their treatment is far more important than many believe, the reality is that despite being a relatively common (the latest statistics show that a
in five English children
between 5 and 15 years old still wets the bed), many parents discover that, in this situacición do not quite know how to act and may be prolonging the problem unconsciously. For this reason I consider particularly positive initiatives like DryNite (a well known brand of underwear and panties at night) to launch a Web page monograph and interactive

on eneurosis, in collaboration with Dr. Rocío Santiago. Click on image to access the web.

It dictates some guidelines to follow, it offers an opportunity for parents pose their questions to the doctor for free, videos are posted periodically with general recommendations for prevention and support and can even make a micturition diary to mark the days on which the child has wet the bed for another monitor your progress.
Ultimately, I think well worth taking a look at the page whether you have the problem as if to better understand and address it.
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