Patient's question:
My child is ten years old this year, but he still wets the bed. I've talked to other mothers about the situation, and their children have already outgrown this by now. I searched online for his symptoms and suspect it might be enuresis. Could you please tell me which hospital is the best for treating enuresis in children?Doctor's answer:
Enuresis is a common condition, and in fact most children have experienced it at some point. However, it usually improves gradually around the age of 5. If this situation persists beyond the age of 5, it should be noted. It is recommended that you first gradually adjust the routine, waking the child up before 11:00 PM for a bathroom break. Typically, after one such instance, bedwetting should not occur again during the second half of the night by the age of 10. If this does not work, you may need to consider taking some vitamins.