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This study aimed at determining the prevalence and factors associated with enuresis in Dogarawa community of Kaduna state, North western Nigeria. Using a structured questionnaire, the prevalence of enuresis was determined amongst apparently healthy 300 children aged 5-17 years from 15 th September, 2010 to 20 th January, 2011.The prevalence of enuresis was 26.3%. Males accounted for 69.6% (55 subjects) while females made up 30.4% (24 subjects) of those who were enuretic. The relationship between gender and prevalence of enuresis was statistically significant (χc 2 = 8.92, df = 1, p< 0.05). All the enuretic children had primary enuresis, no case of secondary enuresis was recorded. There was also no case of strict diurnal enuresis. Sixty-five (21.7%) of the enuretic children had strict nocturnal enuresis and 14 (4.7%) had combined nocturnal and diurnal enuresis. The prevalence of enuresis decreased with increasing age and this was statistically significant (χ 2 = 16.3, df =3, p< 0.05).Although not statistically significant, enuresis was commoner in children from low socio-economic background and amongst first order births. There was a positive association between family history of bedwetting and prevalence of enuresis (χc 2 =124.2, df=4, p < 0.05). The 1 It is a worrying condition that involves repeated voiding of urine into clothes or bedclothes that persist beyond the normative age of maturation of urinary control. 2 Enuresis may be classified as nocturnal, diurnal or both. It can also be classified as primary or secondary consistent with the fashion of its onset. 3 The prevalence estimates of enuresis are highly

Childhood Enuresis: A Study of Dogarawa Community of North Western Nigeria.