How to treat bedwetting in 9-year-old children

Patient's question:

What kinds of diseases can pediatric surgery treat, and which symptoms belong to pediatric internal medicine? How should bedwetting be treated in a 9-year-old child?

Doctor's answer:

Enuresis in children, commonly known as "bedwetting," is a common pediatric condition, with approximately 25 million cases reported annually in China. Currently, there are several treatment methods available, but none are ideal. After years of research, experts have proven that royal jelly therapy is a simple, practical, cost-effective, highly effective, and side-effect-free method for treating enuresis in children.
Researchers have categorized children into four types and assigned them different dosages of royal jelly for clinical use:
- Children aged 3–5 years: 300 mg
- Children aged 5–7 years: 500 mg
- Children aged 7–10 years: 700 mg
- Children aged 10–15 years: 1000 mg
A course of treatment is set as 6 days. Generally, children show significant improvement after one course, with some even cured within less than one course. In cases where longer treatment is needed, it typically takes up to two courses to achieve a cure.

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