Patient's question:
My son is 5 and a half years old. He has 2 to 3 episodes of enuresis every night. He doesn't call out; he just urinates in his sleep. I originally wanted to buy Kewilin online.Doctor's answer:
Disease Analysis:The exact cause of enuresis is still not completely clear and is believed to be related to the following factors: 1. Genetic factors. 2. Deep sleep. 3. Mental stress. 4. Delayed maturation of bladder function. 5. Other diseases, etc. General treatment should avoid blaming or scolding the child and should instead provide encouragement to help the child develop the determination to cure enuresis. Parents should show high concern and love for the child. After dinner, avoid drinking water, and ensure the child urinates before bedtime. Wake the child up 1–2 times during the night to urinate. If this does not work, medication can be used in conjunction with a doctor. Conditioning training can use a set of enuresis alarm (device), training the child to wake up before urinating.
Recommendations:
Place an electronic pad and a bell connected to it under the child. Once the pad gets wet from urine, the circuit is completed, causing the bell to ring and waking the child to urinate. If this is not effective, promethazine can be added to reduce the depth of sleep. Generally, 1–2 months of training can cure 70–80% of primary enuresis.