Patient's question:
The frequency of urination is also relatively high, with no other symptoms. Occasionally at night, he/she never wakes up to urinate. It started around the age of 5, and the reason is unclear. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been administered. The kind of assistance desired: Hello, how can it be normal? If there are problems, what kind of treatment and examinations are needed.Doctor's answer:
Consider the symptoms caused by neurogenic urinary frequency. Suggestions: Parents should teach and encourage the child to shorten the time interval between two urinations as much as possible, and record the longest time interval between two urinations each day. When the child shows progress, provide appropriate extra rewards immediately. Motivation will significantly improve the child's symptoms, and most children will be miraculously cured within a few months after treatment. Clomipramine is effective in treating this condition, with fewer side effects than atropine, and it also has a similar effect on the bladder.