A retrospective study about incontinence and enuresis in the shadow of Covid19 pandemic

Aim: Enuresis and/or incontinence are one of the most common problems that families seek professional help. In this study we wanted to evaluate patients who applied pediatric nephrology outpatient clinics with enuresis urinary during Covid19 pandemic. Methods: We retrospectively evaluated ICD diagnoses “Non-organic enuresis” and “Urinary incontinence”. The data regarding two hundred four were analyzed compared via dividing them into groups as Group A (Primary nocturna) B (other types such dysfunctional voiding, secondary enuresis, bladder bowel dysfunction etc.). Results: Mean age was significantly higher in when (9.57 (± 2.78) vs. 8.67 (±3.27), p=0.036). male/female ratio 61/43, 36/64 (p