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Treat Bedwetting at Age 4, Not Age 7

By Steve Hodges, M.D.,

Feb 5, 2020
8 min

Treat Bedwetting at Age 4, Not Age 7

At what age should bedwetting be treated? The medical community’s boilerplate answer — around age 7 — is profoundly misguided,...

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