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Poisoning as a Complication of Enuresis

The accidental poisoning of young children by drugs prescribed for enuresis is a very real hazard. In a retrospective study of all cases of poisoning by tricyclic antidepressants admitted to one hospital in the years 1966 to 1971 (22 children), it was found that while the greatest source of danger was drugs prescribed for psychiatric illness in a parent, 6 patients had been poisoned by drugs prescribed—either for the child himself or for a sibling—for enuresis.