Patient's question:
My child has had frequent urination since they were young, and now at the age of 9, it's still the same. They also have difficulty holding it in. We haven't spared any effort in checking, and have had kidney function tests done at Kunming Children's Hospital, along with ultrasounds of the bladder and lateral and frontal X-rays of the lumbar-sacral spine.Doctor's answer:
Spinal bifida is divided into two types: patent spinal bifida with meningocele and hidden spinal bifida. Advice: If the child is bedridden after the age of 7, due to a negative spinal bifida, the following symptoms can be considered: daytime urination frequency is particularly high, once every hour, incontinence, urinary frequency. Even during midday naps, the bed gets wet, no matter how long. Nighttime frequency is particularly high, once every hour, and calls out to the bed 4-6 times. If this is the case, it can be considered that it is due to a negative split, and as long as the targeted treatment is given, it can be completely restored. In medicine, when dealing with people, you should believe in science.