Patient's question:
Hello doctor! My child was born prematurely and is now eight years old, but has always experienced frequent urination issues. At night, he usually needs to urinate three times, sometimes crying out when he urinates. If he doesn't go to the toilet in time, he sometimes wets the bed. I don't know what to feed him to stabilize this condition. Please help, experts. Thank you!Past treatment history and effectiveness: No problems, just that kidney development is slower.
What kind of assistance is needed: What vegetables can stabilize this condition.
Doctor's answer:
Due to the premature birth of the child, premature infants often show growth and development deviations compared to full-term children. Children with kidney qi deficiency often exhibit symptoms such as pale complexion, recurring chills, easily startled, frequent urination, enuresis, clear and long urination, and poor appetite.Medical advice: It is recommended to rest more, avoid overexertion, and refrain from consuming spicy or greasy foods. Avoid eating greasy or overly salty foods. Simply using vegetables is not sufficient to address the child's deficiency of kidney qi. In terms of treatment, it is advised to implement traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) syndrome differentiation and treatment for the child.