What is a common treatment for enuresis?

A. Antibiotics: Antibiotics are used for infections, not for enuresis. B. Behavioral therapy and/or DDVAP (Desmopressin): Behavioral therapy (such as bedwetting alarms) is first-line, and desmopressin reduces nocturnal urine production when behavioral methods are insufficient. C. Pain medication: Pain is not a factor in enuresis and does not require analgesics. D. Surgical intervention: Surgery is not a common treatment for enuresis and is only considered in rare anatomical abnormalities.