Patient's question:
My daughter is 17 years old and still wet the bed. What is the disease? Does your hospital have a specialized department for treating this condition?History of treatment and effectiveness: No specific treatment has been administered.
Assistance provided: Eager to seek medical help, determined to cure the condition.
Doctor's answer:
Daytime inability to suppress urination or inability to wake up from a nap to urinate is called enuresis. The following factors are involved: intergenerational genetic factors. Deep sleep that is too deep. Delayed maturation of bladder function. Mental stress. Disease factors. Asymptomatic bacteriuria and hypercalciuria can also lead to enuresis.Suggestions: In treatment, pay attention to reducing fluid intake before bed and encouraging the child to urinate promptly, helping the child build confidence in overcoming bedwetting habits. Identify the child's approximate bedwetting time and wake them up before bedwetting occurs. If this is still ineffective, medication should be used in combination under the guidance of a doctor.