Patient's question:
What should I do if my child wets the bed? He wets the bed every night, and I'm afraid it will harm his health. About his past treatment and effectiveness: I have given him some medicine, can it be cured? Are there any other good methods? What I have taken is vitamins. What kind of help do I want: Can it be cured?Doctor's answer:
Good sleep and hygiene habits should be developed to prevent overexertion, control bedwetting time and regularity, and use an alarm clock at night to wake the child up to go to bed and urinate 1-2 times. Sleep for 1-2 hours during the day, and avoid excessive excitement or intense exercise to prevent deep sleep at night. Throughout the entire treatment, confidence should be built. Gradually correct emotions or behaviors such as shyness, anxiety, fear, and timidity, take care of the patient's self-esteem, offer more persuasion and encouragement, and less scolding or punishment to reduce their psychological stress, which is the key to successful treatment.