Effectiveness of bladder control training package among children diagnosed with enuresis in selected community areas of city

Abstract Enuresis, also known as bedwetting, is a distressing illness that primarily affects young children. It is the involuntary night-time loss of pee that is not brought on by an underlying illness. Social issues, bullying by siblings, and low self-esteem might arise from it. It affects up to 2% of young adults and 15 to 20% of five-year-olds. The goal of the study was to assess Effectiveness of bladder control training package among children diagnosed with enuresis in selected community areas of city. Objective: To assess the effectiveness of bladder control training package among children diagnosed with enuresis in selected community areas of city. Methodology: The researcher used a quantitative research approach in the present study to assess the effectiveness of bladder control training package among children diagnosed with enuresis in selected community areas of city. This research employed a pre experimental research design which was a non-randomized one-group pre-test and post-test design. The sampling technique used was the non-probability purposive sampling technique. The setting was a selected community areas of city.