Yes, you should talk to your child’s pediatrician about their bedwetting. They will want to rule out any medical problems, like a UTI or constipation. But doctors will usually recommend non-medical, home treatments for bedwetting. If your child doesn’t respond to at-home help, your doctor may want to further evaluate your child and discuss medication options that may be available. These medications decrease the amount of urine your child produces at night. However, it’s important to note that bedwetting medications aren’t a cure. Once your child stops taking the medicine, the bedwetting will usually return unless your child has naturally outgrown it.