The continuation of this informative article addresses treatments for nocturnal enuresis, constipation, UTIs, and extraordinary daytime urinary frequency in children.
Nan E Tobias, MSN, APRN
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Articles by Nan E Tobias, MSN, APRN
The primary care physician needs to have in place appropriate strategies for evaluation of urologic issues and recommendations to parents who broach these topics.
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