Patient's question:
The child goes to the toilet every few minutes, needing to use the restroom 2-3 times during a class, and each time only a small amount of urine is released. Is this a sign of an illness?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: The urinalysis report was normal, and the doctor said it was neurogenic frequency.
The kind of assistance you are seeking: How should further detailed examinations be conducted? What other treatments are available?
Doctor's answer:
Neurogenic urinary frequency does not require special treatment and can heal on its own as long as parents adopt the correct induction methods. First, parents should not make the child feel overly focused on the issue, nor should they scold or blame them. Instead, they should encourage the child to try their best to hold it in and gradually increase the time interval between two urinations. Additionally, a reward system should be established. If there is progress today, meaning fewer urinations than yesterday, a small red flower can be recorded. Once there are five red flowers in a week, the child can go to a place they enjoy or receive an extra reward they desire.