Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose:Uncontrolled leakage of urine day and night, with little change in volume, like dripping, but unable to control it, no sensation. Urination is normal. Different from general symptoms of enuresis.
The purpose of the consultation is to find out the cause, whether it can be treated, which hospitals can treat it, the cost, and seek medical treatment.
Duration and onset of the current illness: 8
Current general condition: Same as before.
Medical history:
Previous diagnoses and treatment history and effectiveness: None entered.
Doctor's answer:
5 years of age or older, if there is at least one night of bedwetting per month, it can be diagnosed as nocturnal enuresis, so your child can be diagnosed as: nocturnal enuresis. Nocturnal enuresis can be caused by many factors, the most common being: 1, insufficient secretion of vasopressin at night; 2, bladder dysfunction; 3, sleep arousal disorders; 4, spinal development problems, such as spina bifida, etc. The treatment of this condition mainly includes: 1, waking up; 2, medication; 3, surgical treatment mainly targeting spina bifida.It is recommended that you first adopt the waking-up treatment, which can involve setting an alarm. This is mainly to build the child's confidence and train the bladder's autonomous urination function. Building confidence is very important for children who wet the bed. Additionally, medication can be given as an auxiliary treatment: prochlorperazine hydrochloride, taken orally one hour before bedtime. If neither 1, waking up, nor 2, medication, is effective, it is recommended to seek further examination at the hospital.