Patient's question:
The baby is already ten years old, but why is he still wetting the bed so often? I've told him many times, but when he gets anxious, he still wets the bed. I really don't know what to do. I'm so worried. Sometimes I've made a deal with him that he must speak when he needs to urinate, but he always forgets. Is there something wrong with the child? How can this bedwetting problem be treated?Doctor's answer:
A 10-year-old child still frequently wets the bed, generally daytime frequent urination, wetting the bed during midday naps, and wetting the bed 3-5 times or more during nighttime sleep. Alternatively, in cases of intergenerational inheritance, the symptoms are usually more severe. These reasons can occur independently or be interrelated and mutually restrictive. Only by tonifying the kidneys and brain, regulating the spleen and stomach, enhancing bladder function, and comprehensively restoring the body through nutrition, as well as unblocking the nerve pathways between the brain and the bladder's urinary center, can the condition be effectively addressed.