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The purpose: Vitamin D is a vitamin that is eroded in fat, which has a relieved effect on the muscle skeletal system, which plays a role in calcium metabolism. This situation suggests the hypothesis that it will be effective in the clinic on the pelvic base muscles and in the urine and gaita mechanisms. Our study was aimed at investigating the relationship between vitamin D deficiency and urine incontinence (URI) in children. Method and method: A survey was conducted in children with vitamin D deficiency. The level of vitamin D applicable to children’s clinics is below 30 ng/dl, over 5 years old, randomly selected 100 patients were taken to the evaluation. Members, constipation and encopresis have been questioned. Results: The average age was 10.1(5-16) years, 53 girls and 47 boys were evaluated. Vitamin D levels were found at an average of 15.42 (4.7-26.36) ng/dl. In children with vitamin D deficiency, MRI was 20%, constipation was 31%, encopresis was 3%. In a total of 100 patients, 40 percent had one or several of these symptoms. The result is that children with vitamin D deficiency have been associated with MRI. Children need advanced studies on vitamin D in their pathogenesis and treatment. Keywords: Urinary incontinence; Vitamin D deficiency; Child ABSTRACT Objective: Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that most significant effect on the musculoskeletal system by its calcium metabolism role. This suggests that it will be effective in urinary and fecal continence mechanisms with its effects on pelvic floor muscles. Our study was conducted to investigate the relationship between vitamin D deficiency and urinary incontinence (UI) in children. Materials and method: A survey was conducted to investigate UI in children with vitamin D deficiency. 100 randomly selected patients over 5 years of age with vitamin D levels below 30 ng / dl were included in the study. UI, constipation and encopresis were questioned. Results: Fiftythree girls and 47 boys with an average age of 10.1 (5-16) years were evaluated. The average vitamin D level was found to be 15.42 (4.7-26.36) ng / dl. UI was found to be 20%, constipation 31% and encopresis 3% in children with vitamin D deficiency. In total, 40% of 100 patients had one or more of these symptoms Conclusion: In our study, we found that an association between vitamin D deficiency and UI in children. Further studies on vitamin D in the pathogenesis and treatment of UI in children are needed. Key words: Urinary incontinence; Vitamin D deficiency; Children