Patient's question:
Urinary incontinence is unstable, with intervals sometimes long and sometimes one hour. The amount is also uncertain. When the frequency is high, it can be two or three times.Onset time: While sleeping at night
Medical examination results: Not thoroughly examined
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Never treated
Desired assistance: Seeking clarification
Doctor's answer:
Children over the age of 3 who wet the bed more than twice a month are referred to as having "enuresis." It is recommended to visit a hospital for relevant examinations to determine if there is a urinary tract infection, kidney disease, local urethral inflammation, spina bifida, spinal cord injury, or an abnormally small bladder capacity. In most cases, bedwetting is related to psychological factors, hygiene habits, and environmental factors. During the day, it is important to avoid excessive fatigue, and before taking a nap, prevent the child from becoming overly excited. It is advisable to develop the habit of emptying the bladder before getting into bed for a nap, and to cultivate the habit of going to bed to urinate voluntarily.