Patient's question:
He used to know about the urination and told the adults that it had been a bit cold these days, so he took some medicine and felt better. However, he didn't mention the urination and hasn't been to the hospital. Regarding his past treatment and its effectiveness: he didn't care about it. The help provided: he wants to know if he has any illness or if the adults scolded him and scared him.Doctor's answer:
Based on the description of the condition, the patient may be suffering from enuresis symptoms. Recommendations: It typically occurs in children over the age of 3. Uncontrolled urination during deep sleep, most commonly at night. Mild cases may involve urination once every few nights, while severe cases may involve multiple episodes throughout the night. Enuresis occurring in children under 3 years old, those with incomplete brain development, sequelae of encephalitis, or urinary tract abnormalities does not fall within the scope of this condition. If a child occasionally experiences enuresis due to excessive daytime play, mental fatigue, or excessive fluid intake before bed, it is not considered pathological. Urinalysis is normal. X-ray imaging may reveal hidden spinal fissures in some children.