Nocturnal enuresis
Supplements studied for nocturnal enuresis.
Overview
Melatonin is the only supplement listed for nocturnal enuresis, with low-strength evidence from one study. Taking 5 mg nightly for three months did not reduce bedwetting in children compared with placebo.
With a single negative trial and low ratings across effect size, evidence, and trust, melatonin does not appear supported for bedwetting based on current data. Additional studies would be needed to reassess.
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