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A mother brings her 4-year-old son to see you. She seems to be very concerned about her child's bedwetting. As you explore the history, the mother tells you that she started his toilet training when he was 2 years old. The child responded to his mother's efforts and slowly was able to reduce the frequency of bed-wetting. However, he did not completely succeed and still occasionally wets his bed. She has become so concerned that she demands you to order tests and prescribe some drugs to resolve the problem. What is your best next step in the management of this boy?

A.Immediately do an ultrasonogram, intravenous pyelogram and cystometrogram to establish a baseline level of functioning.
B.Start desmopressin for incontinence and antibiotics for the child's urinary tract infection.
C.Do a KUB and then check for vesico-ureteric reflex.
D.Do urinalysis followed by culture and microscopy.
E.Advise a calcium channel blocker and bell and pad system with stricter toilet training.
F.Reassure the mother that everything is normal and it will resolve with age.