What are Voiding Disorders in Children (Neurogenic Bladder, Dysfunctional Urinary Disorder)?
Voiding disorders in children involve losing control over the urination process or urinating in a different way than normal. There are various subtypes such as neurogenic bladder and dysfunctional urinary disorder.
Diagnosis Methods
- Urine analysis and examination
- Urine volume measurement
- Urine flow tests
- Ultrasonography or other imaging tests
Neurogenic Bladder
Neurogenic bladder is the loss of control over urination due to damage to the central or peripheral nervous system.
Causes include spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, spinal muscular atrophy.
Symptoms include frequent urination, incontinence or difficulty urinating.
Treatment may include treating the underlying cause, medications and urinary catheterization.
Dysfunctional Urinary Disorder:
Dysfunctional urinary disorder is a condition in which the coordination of the bladder and urinary tract is impaired.
Stress can cause symptoms such as urinary incontinence, nighttime bedwetting (nocturnal urination).
Causes include psychological factors, stress, anxiety and trauma.
Treatment may include behavioral therapies, urinary control training, medication and sometimes surgery.
Voiding disorders in children can affect the child's quality of life and lead to serious complications. Therefore, early diagnosis and appropriate treatment are important.
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Voiding disorders in children involve losing control over the urination process or urinating in a different way than normal. There are various subtypes such as neurogenic bladder and dysfunctional urinary disorder.