Patient's question:
Took some regulating traditional Chinese medicine and physical therapy for brain nerves, but the effect is not good, now wake up every night on schedule for urination, still enuresisDoctor's answer:
Enuresis is mostly self-curing. It is relatively rare for children to still have severe enuresis at the age of 12, but it does not necessarily indicate an abnormality. It is recommended to visit a regular hospital to rule out any exceptions. If pathological causes are ruled out, it should still be considered as physiological enuresis, and intervention should primarily focus on lifestyle habits.Key points:
1. Cultivate good sleep habits, ensure sufficient sleep, go to bed early and wake up early, and avoid negative stimuli before sleep; do not get overly excited.
2. Control fluid intake before dinner and before going to bed, and urinate before sleeping.
3. Persist in scheduled wake-up urination, preferably with an effective alarm. If bedwetting occurs multiple times, wake up more than once.
4. Do not have unnecessary worries, especially for children. Tell them it is not a disease and do not let them carry psychological burdens, as this may affect treatment effectiveness.
You can ask your parents if you have similar experiences. A significant portion of enuresis has genetic factors. If so, it can be a great comfort to everyone.