Patient's question:
My son is three years old this year. According to the age, he shouldn't be bedwetting anymore, but he still wets the bed almost every day. I want to take him to the hospital to see what's wrong, but he refuses because he's afraid of the hospital. Could you please ask the doctor what to do about a three-year-old's bedwetting?Doctor's answer:
Generally, for children under the age of five who experience bedwetting, it is not yet advisable to consider it caused by a medical condition. If the child does not have any other discomforts, it is best to first help them develop a habit of regular urination. As they gradually establish a routine, bedwetting may become less frequent. Since children are still very young, this situation is quite common, and it will gradually improve as they grow older. Do not hurry or scold them.