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Cure for Enuresis Nocturnal Urinary Remedy

By Shweta Pandey

ENURESIS


Amla : Mix 1 gm. Of amla   Powder,  1  gm. Of the powder of black cumin seeds and two gms. Sugar candy   powder. Take this dose with cool water. It will cure the problem of wetting of the bed during sleep.

Rose Apple :Grind the kernel of the rose apple and take a tsp. of powder with water. I will provide relief from the problem of bed-wetting.

Dried dates :It the child wets the bed during sleep, give him dried to dates to eat at night daily for a few days. If old men suffer from incontinence and pass urine too frequently, they should also be given dried dates to eat. Eat dried dates twice during the day and at night follow them with milk.

Walnut : Children who are in the habit of bed-wetting should be given 2 walnuts and 20 raisins daily for two weeks. It will give relief from the problem of bed-wetting.

Sesame seeds : Take 50 gms. Black sesame seeds, 25 gms. Caraway seeds and 100 gms.  Jiggery  and mix. Take 8 gms. Each  in the morning and evening regularly. It will cure incontinence and bed-wetting during sleep.

Honey : The use of honey before bed-time by children checks the involuntary discharge of urine during sleep

Large raisins :Taking 5 large raisins before bed-time provides relief from the problem of bed-wetting.
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