Psychosocial aspects of micturition disorders in children

<p>The causes of psychological problems in children with micturition disorders are analyzed and social factors influencing quality of life in a child are considered. The study and understanding of the psychosocial aspects of micturition disorders in children are an important component in the structure of diagnosis and therapy of this pathology. Morbid self-perception in society contributes to further personality neurotization, social maladjustment, and emotional and neurotic disorders. The complexity is that psychological abnormalities may persist much longer even after micturition problems come to an end. The timely participation of a psychologist in patients' rehabilitation has a significant impact on the success of performed therapy.