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See Latest ArticlesVaginal Voiding: A Common Cause of Daytime Urinary Leakage in Girls
Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology , 11/03/09
Bernasconi M et al. – Vaginal voiding is common in girls. It occurs in girls at risk of overweight, in girls with labial fusion, and in girls adopting a hairpin posture while sitting on the toilet. The diagnosis is obtained by an adequate history. Proper voiding instructions resolve the problem.
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