Patient's question:
Bedwetting, more noticeable in winter, recurring again during the early morning, suddenly during waking hours, often accompanied by sleepwalking phenomena, dreaming of snow or looking for the bathroom. Underweight, hyperactive, bowel discharge volume is not considered small, poor immunity, frequently suffering from tonsillitis, undergoing intravenous drips. Initially thought it was just a phase, later realized the symptom persisted, questioning whether it was caused by excessive medication or kidney damage. Past treatment history and effectiveness: In Dongying City, Shandong Province, a urinalysis was conducted, diagnosed with enuresis, but some Western medicine did not take effect.Doctor's answer:
Bedwetting is not a disease; it's the children who don't wet the bed that are sick. It is caused by the underdevelopment of the nerves in the urinary sphincter. Tonsillitis should be treated with antibiotics. If you haven't been taking traditional Chinese medicine long-term, it's unlikely to cause kidney damage. However, if you have been taking too much traditional Chinese medicine, that's a different story. If your tonsillitis has already improved, there's no need for further medication. Let the child be more active and eat more food. The constitution gradually declines. Bedwetting is not a disease, and I don't understand the question.