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21 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this Romanian-language segment, the speaker explains childhood bedwetting (enuresis) as a desynchronization among three systems: the bladder, the kidneys (referred to as “linic”), and the brain. The kidneys may overproduce urine at night, the bladder has reduced capacity, and the brain fails to awaken the child to void. The speaker distinguishes primary enuresis (children who have never achieved continence) from secondary enuresis (children who were continent for at least six months and then resume bedwetting). Secondary cases are often linked to emotional or situational stressors such as school changes, family dynamics, or bullying. The speaker notes that many children eventually learn to stop bedwetting on their own.










