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Pelvic floor therapy can be an effective approach to addressing bedwetting, also known as nocturnal enuresis, especially in children but sometimes in adults as well. Bedwetting can be a complex condition influenced by various factors, including bladder dysfunction, deep sleep patterns, hormonal factors, and psychological issues. Pelvic floor therapy aims to strengthen and coordinate the muscles of the pelvic floor, which play a crucial role in bladder control. Here’s how pelvic floor therapy can help with bedwetting:
Understanding Bedwetting

How Pelvic Floor Therapy Helps

Special Considerations for Children

Conclusion
Pelvic floor therapy offers a comprehensive approach to managing bedwetting by addressing the muscular and behavioral aspects of bladder control. Through strengthening exercises, biofeedback training, bladder training, and behavioral interventions, pelvic floor therapy can significantly reduce the frequency of bedwetting episodes and improve overall bladder function. For children, incorporating fun and engaging exercises, along with parental involvement, can enhance the effectiveness of the therapy and support long-term success in achieving dry nights. Reach out to us at Pelvic Health Center in Madison, NJ to set up an evaluation and treatment! Feel free to call us at 908-443-9880 or email us at receptionmadison@pelvichealthnj.com.

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