Bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) occurs in both children and adults.  It can be emotionally traumatic for a child who is afraid that they may wet the bed while at a sleep over.  It is also hard on the parents who have to continuously wash soiled sheets during the night, and who have to function on interrupted sleep.

My name is Dr. Mike Schultz and at our Burlington (Ontario) clinic I have been helping patients who suffer with bed-wetting for over 19 years and have had terrific success.

At our clinic we focus on locating and correcting the underlying neurological root issue. 

Verifying Research: In a study published in the Journal of Manipulative and Physiologic Therapeutics (2009), 33 children who where between the age of 3 and 18 and who suffered with nocturnal enuresis were followed as they progressed through a course of chiropractic corrective care.  The researchers found that 66% of all participants in the study stopped wetting their bed.  They continued to stay dry at the one year follow up point.

At our office we focus (scope) on dysfunctions or disorders arising from the structures or functions of the spine and the effects of those dysfunctions or disorders on the nervous system.