Burping, also called belching or eructation, is the process of releasing swallowed air or gas from the stomach through the mouth. Occasional burping is normal and often happens after eating or drinking. However, frequent or excessive burping may become uncomfortable or embarrassing. It can sometimes be related to eating habits, swallowed air, certain foods, acid reflux, or an underlying digestive…

BBedwetting, medically known as nocturnal enuresis, is the involuntary passage of urine during sleep. It is common in children, particularly during the early years when bladder control is still developing. Many children gradually become dry at night as their bladder capacity, nervous system, and nighttime urine control mature. Bedwetting should not be considered the child’s fault, and punishment or embarrassment…