Patient's question:
Cannot hold urine during the day; need to urinate immediately when having a small amount of urine. At night, when called, she is drowsy and doesn't come down, but she urinates when sitting by the bed. It happens almost every day. Her academic performance is poor.Previous treatment and effectiveness: Received two injections at the children's hospital and took oral medication, but it had no effect.
What kind of help is desired: How to treat it, can it be cured?
Doctor's answer:
Bedwetting, also known as enuresis, refers to the inability of a child to control urination after falling asleep, resulting in unconscious bedwetting.Advice:
Initial suggestion: Encourage the child to drink more water during the day. When they feel the urge to urinate, have them hold it in, but not for more than 30 minutes each time. Perform this training 1-2 times a day to expand the bladder, increase its capacity, and thus enhance nighttime urination frequency.
Parents should promptly notice if the child wets the bed, supervise them to empty any remaining urine, dry the area, change their underwear, and use a dry bed to address the issue.
The above advice is for the question "A 7-year-old girl urinates in her pants during the day and wets the bed at night." It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!