Patient's question:
The child is 3 years old and wets the bed every night. Even if she is reminded to urinate every two hours, she still wets the bed. She rarely drinks during the day and almost never drinks at night. During the day, she will call out herself, but at night, she is unconscious when she wets. Before 4 a.m., there are 3 to 4 instances where she is woken up to urinate, but she still wets the bed. What could be the problem?Treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been administered.
What kind of help is desired: How can she be made to stop wetting the bed?
Doctor's answer:
Common causes of children's enuresis, such as intergenerational genetic factors, diseases and physiological factors, and psychological factors, including excessive fatigue or excitement from playing during the day in children, among many others. It is recommended to take the child to the hospital for a thorough examination to rule out organic diseases. Before taking a nap, prevent the child from becoming overly excited, and cultivate the habit of emptying the bladder before getting into bed for a nap. Parents should train the child to develop the habit of going to bed and urinating voluntarily.