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Involuntary urine passing during sleep after the age at which bladder control would typically be expected is known as enuresis or bedwetting (Shayyamutra).It's important to distinguish enuresis from dribbling or intermittent or persistent incontinence. Most of the time, emotional and behavioral reasons are the main cause of enuresis. Additionally, it may be brought on by food allergies, apnea, chronic constipation, obstructive sleep, urinary tract infections, etc. Ayurveda emphasizes the value of both psychological and pharmaceutical treatment for the illness. The pathology of Shayyamutra may be reversed by a medication that is nervine tonic (psychotherapy) and has the ability to improve bladder control and tone of the bladder muscles with Grahi, Stambhana, and Mutrasangahnia qualities. Shayyamutra, is not medically dangerous, it has a detrimental psychological impact on children and is linked to delayed brain development. This issue is regarded by Ayurveda as a Kaphaavrit Vata ailment with Tama involvement. Sharangadhara and Vangasen Samhita describes Shayyamutra. According to the literature review and studies reported in Ayurvedic parlance, certain Kaphaghna/Pramehaghna drugs , nerve tonics , Panchakarma treatments (particularly Nasya and Shirodhara), and most importantly, Sattvavajaya Chikitsa, are important. Therefore, rather than only selecting one medication or Kalpa, treatment should be organized using a multifaceted strategy that incorporates all aspects of care in light of the pathophysiology of the Shayyamutra.