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Bed wet specially in winter

2020-12-03 04:35:32
Bed wet at night specially in winter. At night urge of urinate then see a dream that she is already in bathroom and releases it but actually she is in her bed. Happens once or twice in a month. Kindly help.
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The client age is not mentioned. This condition could be nocturnal Enuresis ( psychogenic). Hypnotherapy & behavior therapy can help. You may book an appointment for the needful

Answered2020-12-03 11:27:21

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