How long does it take to treat bedwetting in children at night?

Patient's question:

Doctor, my niece is four years and five months old, and she still wets the bed at night. She urinates every night; if I don't wake her up, she can wet the bed two or three times. However, she doesn't respond to being called. When I went to the hospital, the doctor said it's not a case of hidden spinal cord injury, but it might be habitual. I want to ask, besides medication, what precautions should adults take during daily care, and how long does it generally take to heal? Thank you.

Doctor's answer:

Drink less water before going to bed. Develop the habit of urinating at regular intervals. Children who are too young should be reminded more often. Engage in more physical exercise.

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