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" My 6-year-old has been night potty-trained for a year, but is now waking up wet. What&amp;#039;s going on?   Most children who wet the bed have never stayed dry at night for an extended period. Since your child was dry for more than a year, he has what we call secondary bedwetting, which may be caused by an underlying medical issue like constipation, a urinary tract infection, sleep apnea or even diabetes. Another potential trigger: psychological stress, such as moving to a new home. The first step is to see your child&amp;#039;s doctor to make sure a medical problem isn&amp;#039;t causing wetting.   Howard J. Bennett, MD, pediatrician and author of Waking Up Dry: A Guide to Help Children Overcome Bedwetting "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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