Patient-Centered Standard Urotherapy for Nocturnal Enuresis in a Late Teenager

Introduction: Nocturnal enuresis presents with a lot of psychosocial issues to patients and families, especially when it's of the secondary type, and presentation to the health facility is usually after unsuccessful alternative therapies. Case Presentation: We present a 19-year-old female with bedwetting most nights for 4 years before presentation. This affected her social relationships and community integration. She had no chronic condition. With a patient-centered standard urotherapy, the patient was activated, becoming symptom-free six weeks after initiating therapy Conclusion: The diagnosis of nocturnal enuresis is largely clinical. Inexpensive processes, including history taking and physical examination, as well as understanding of the patient’s illness experience, are paramount in making the diagnosis. Patients should be activated through patient-centered standard urotherapy based on shared decision-making