Is Upper Airway Obstruction Associated With Primary Enuresis in Children? A Clinical Study

Sevilay Aynacı; Deniz Namıduru

doi:10.65396/ejra.1972851

August 5, 2026European Journal of Rhinology and AllergyOpen Access

Is Upper Airway Obstruction Associated With Primary Enuresis in Children? A Clinical Study

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This study aims to explore the relationship between upper airway obstruction and primary enuresis in children and identify predictors of enuresis severity.
Retrospective clinical study involving 50 children aged 5–12 years with primary enuresis.
Participants underwent ENT examinations to assess tonsillar and adenoid size and nasal obstruction.
Sleep-related symptoms such as snoring and mouth breathing were documented.
Upper airway obstruction was identified in 68% of the children studied.
Significant associations were found between enuresis and adenotonsillar hypertrophy (exact p-value not provided).
Potential links to hormonal imbalances, like impaired antidiuretic hormone secretion, were suggested.

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Clinical study examines the association between upper airway obstruction and primary enuresis in children, suggesting potential predictors of severity.

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