Patient's question:
[Age and disease description: The condition first appeared in the early fall of 2008, with episodes of enuresis occurring even during normal urination. In the spring of 2009, a check-up at Shenyang Medical University Second Hospital revealed a sacral spur, with other factors ruled out. In July 2010, a check-up at Chaoyang Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital confirmed a sacral spur, with discontinuity and changes in the first sacral vertebral plate. The condition has now worsened. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Some anti-inflammatory medications were used, but they were ineffective. Desired help: Through your assistance, we hope to alleviate the child's suffering.]Doctor's answer:
Hello, children do have a certain period of urine incontinence. It is recommended that you supervise your child well, and it will gradually improve. According to the situation you described, this is caused by the child's underdeveloped nervous system. If the child is lively and active during the day and more tired at night, it is easier for them to wet the bed. It is suggested to wait and see for a while. It is recommended that parents develop the habit of urinating at regular intervals. The diet should be light and include foods rich in fiber to prevent increased abdominal pressure caused by constipation.