What should I do if my child is still bedwetting at the age of six?

Patient's question:

What can I do about my six-year-old still wetting the bed? There are many other children in our neighborhood, and most of them stop wetting the bed by the time they are four or five. Even when they do, it's only occasionally. But my little prince, for some reason, wets the bed almost every night. It's really driving me crazy. Is there any way to solve this problem?

Doctor's answer:

The reasons for a child's bedwetting are multifaceted. If the child frequently plays to the point of exhaustion or drinks a lot before bedtime, it is very likely to lead to bedwetting. First, it is recommended to improve the child's lifestyle by reducing fluid intake after the afternoon and ensuring they do not play excessively tired in the afternoon. This can help alleviate bedwetting. It is also important to guide the child to develop self-control, which can also help relieve the condition.

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