Patient's question:
A 5-year-old child frequently wets the bed at night, and occasionally also wets the bed during daytime naps. Sometimes, when they have the urge to urinate, they can't hold it in and a little bit comes out. Is this a sign of a weak body, and could this situation reoccur?Doctor's answer:
Bedwetting in children is usually caused by underlying factors. It's important to distinguish between functional and organic inflammation. Functional inflammation can be fully cured with medication, while organic inflammation requires identifying the underlying cause and treating any underlying conditions that do not cause bedwetting, in order for the bedwetting symptoms to be resolved. However, organic diseases are uncommon, and functional enuresis tends to recur more often. It is recommended to seek proper medical attention for relevant examinations, diagnosis, and treatment.