Patient's question:
The baby is already 68 years old. If adults don't call her to urinate at night, she will wet the bed, and she needs to urinate several times during the night. Each time, the amount of urine is not much. What's going on? She can't go down to urinate by herself at night and needs an adult to call her down. Moreover, she needs to urinate several times during the night. If she isn't called, she will wet the bed. What kind of help is needed: Is there any method that can help her stop wetting the bed and urinate by herself?Doctor's answer:
Helping children overcome bedwetting requires identifying the cause to address it effectively.1. Treat underlying medical conditions. If bedwetting is caused by insufficient nighttime antidiuretic hormone excretion, antidiuretic hormone medication can be used under a doctor's guidance.2. If the issue is poor bladder function, children can be encouraged to drink more water to increase bladder capacity and practice holding urine moderately to train their control. Additionally, training children to urinate intermittently can help them experience the tightening of the bladder sphincter.