Evening time incontinence, also called nighttime enuresis, is a typical condition that can cause significant mental pain in kids with the condition. Nighttime enuresis is characterized as evening time bedwetting in youngsters five years old or older. The predominance of bedwetting (≥2 evenings every week) in one huge British investigation was 8% at 9.5 years. There is a solid hereditary part to bedwetting; in one enormous examination, the chances of a kid being an "extreme" bedwetter were 3.6 occasions higher when there was maternal nighttime enuresis. Gender likewise assumes a job in bedwetting. In a huge American investigation of kids somewhere in the range of 8 and 11 years old, the pervasiveness of bedwetting was 6.21% among young men and 2.51% among girls. Boys have additionally been found to have more extreme bedwetting than girls.

Albeit next to no advance has been made as of late in the treatment of bedwetting, there is a more noteworthy comprehension of the pathophysiology of this condition, specifically, the job of the focal sensory system. Here we talk about the proposed pathophysiology behind bedwetting, examinations and proof for current medicines.