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My daughter (6 years) tends to wet her pants even during daytime without any control. how can this be controlled please?
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See below: Bed wetting at this age can be normal. However, wetting during the day is not. She needs to be evaluated by her doctor and possibly a pediatric urologist.
Answered 10/3/2016
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