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Equanil advertisement, 1959. Psychosomatic Medicine, Vol. 21, No. 3. Enuresis In the physically normal older child, persistent bed-wetting is often the revealing symptom of an anxiety state. Thus, the alleviation of psychic tensions is an important step in promoting nocturnal sphincter control. After using Equanil as a management adjunct, McClendon(1) reports: "Out of the sixty cases followed... there have been forty-one complete successes, ten partial successes and nine failures... These cases were selected because of the failure of all other measures..." 1. McClendon, S.J.: Arch. Pediat. 75:101 (March) 1958. EQUANIL meprobramate ~ Relieves tension -- mental and muscular Physician's Council ~ Information on Child Health ~ Conforms to Code for Advertising Wyeth® Philadelphia 1, Pa. |