Enuresis
Physiotherapy helps treat bedwetting by strengthening the pelvic floor muscles , which improves bladder control. Through specific exercises, it reduces urinary leakage and promotes better urination habits, thus offering a non-invasive solution to this disorder.
Physiotherapy and bedwetting
Physiotherapy plays a vital role in the treatment of bedwetting, particularly when it comes to nocturnal or daytime enuresis related to pelvic floor dysfunction . Indeed, bedwetting can often be caused by a lack of pelvic muscle control, overactive bladder, or poor coordination between the muscles involved in urination. Physiotherapy, through targeted pelvic floor muscle strengthening and relaxation exercises , as well as biofeedback techniques, helps patients improve bladder control. Furthermore, it can be integrated into a multidisciplinary approach aimed at addressing the psychological and behavioral factors associated with bedwetting. Thus, physiotherapy is not limited to physical rehabilitation, but also promotes a better understanding and management of the condition, thus contributing to a significant improvement in the quality of life of patients.
