Patient's question:
Bedwetting girl, 6 years old, basically wets the bed every night. She is woken up twice at night to urinate, but still wets the bed. What's going on?Past treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment.
What kind of assistance is needed: Medication-based treatment.
Doctor's answer:
1. Do not drink much water after dinner, do not eat fruits, do not eat sugar, do not drink yogurt, and do not eat frozen foods.2. Use less salt, eat less fried food, and avoid snack foods like instant noodles. Do not drink red bean soup, winter melon soup, etc.
3. Eat less chili and acidic foods.
4. Avoid drinks such as Sprite, Jianlibao, Coca-Cola, and various orange juices, fruit juices, etc.
5. Use a hot water bag to warm your stomach in winter. Warm it for 20 minutes before bed and tolerate it for at least a week.
6. Drink more water during the day. You can moderately hold your urine for a longer period to improve bladder storage capacity.
7. Develop the habit of going to bed early and waking up early. Empty your bladder before bed.
8. If your child is called to sleep at night and comes back and forth jumping when they have the urge to urinate, make sure to wake them up and let them go to the toilet by themselves. If good habits do not improve, consider medication.