Patient's question:
The child has daytime incontinence but is fine at night. It has been going on for two and a half months. When they went to the hospital, they said there were no problems. They then saw a traditional Chinese medicine doctor, who said the child has insufficient kidney qi. Taking Chinese medicine has had some effect, but it's not very noticeable.Doctor's answer:
Consider that the child has insufficient kidney qi. It is recommended to focus on herbal medicine for the child's regulation or seek a face-to-face consultation with a TCM practitioner to have acupuncture performed on the child. Acupuncture for children has unique advantages for common and frequent illnesses, and it does not require medication or drinking pills, which can also enhance the child's immunity. In daily life, it is also necessary to take the child out for more exercise and encourage them to be more active, which can also improve immunity. Attention should also be paid to providing the child with a nutritionally diverse diet.