What is the scope of frequent bedwetting?

Patient's question:

Recently been exhausted after work, about 2 episodes of enuresis every 40 days, relatively thin build, hands and feet are quite cold. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None. Regardless of what kind of assistance is needed: What department should I see and suggestions for precautions

Doctor's answer:

Bedwetting is often caused by neurofunctional coordination issues, typically being simple and persistent, meaning there are no other accompanying symptoms besides bedwetting. If there are additional discomforts along with bedwetting, it is important to investigate the underlying primary condition.
Advice: In this case, it is recommended to have a neurology examination. For adult bedwetting, it is important to rule out issues related to the central nervous system, bladder, or urethra. Additionally, it is closely related to psychological and mental factors—do not be too anxious.
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