Patient's question:
How to treat bedwetting in childrenDoctor's answer:
If a child wets the bed, it is somewhat abnormal, which may be caused by underdeveloped brain function, a lack of self-control over urination, and insufficient ability to express the need to urinate. It is recommended to take the child to the pediatric department of a local hospital for consultation. In daily life, it is important to consciously cultivate the child's awareness of getting up to urinate.First, visit the urology department for an examination, including a urinalysis and ultrasound to check for inflammation and bladder capacity. If necessary, urodynamic tests may be performed. After ruling out pathological changes, it is important to drink more water and urinate at regular intervals. Alarms can be set to remind the child to urinate every 2-3 hours.