Efficacy and Safety of Vitamin D in the Treatment of OAB-wet in Children

**Overactive bladder (OAB)** is a condition where kids have trouble controlling when they need to pee. This study is about helping kids with "wet" OAB, which means they accidentally pee sometimes. **Vitamin D** is a vitamin that helps keep our bones strong. Doctors think it might help with OAB too. In this study, they want to see if taking a lot of Vitamin D with regular therapy works better than just regular therapy or therapy with a medicine called **solifenacin**.

• **Study Duration**: Kids will be in the study for a few weeks and need to visit the hospital for check-ups.
• **Participation**: Kids need to be at least 5 years old, have a confirmed diagnosis of wet OAB, and low Vitamin D levels.
• **Risks and Benefits**: There might be some risks with taking high-dose Vitamin D, but it could help control bladder issues better.

If your child has OAB and low Vitamin D, this study could help find the best treatment. Remember, they need to visit the hospital a few times, and you'll need to keep track of their bathroom habits for 7 days. 🏥📋