Patient's question:
Born like this, it didn't matter then. I thought my son was still young, and it should be fine when he grows up. I never took him to see a doctor and haven't until now. It's fine during the day.Doctor's answer:
Hello, this is a case of enuresis. We need to rule out hidden spinal cord defects. If there are no abnormalities, you can exercise the bladder machine during the day. One hour before bedtime at night, avoid drinking water or beverages. For now, let's try the alarm clock method. It might be a bit troublesome for the adults, but try to wake the child up 5 minutes before they wet the bed. Remember to wake them up when they are conscious before urinating. Most cases will improve on their own. If it doesn't work, medication can be considered.Children's bodies have weaker immunity, so they are more prone to pediatric enuresis. For parents, don't be impatient. It's important to take the child to a specialized hospital for examination and treatment in a timely manner. Also, ensure regular check-ups for the child and take medication under the guidance of a doctor.