Patient's question:
Around the age of two, my mother-in-law said it was time to guide her to use the toilet properly. She didn't want her wearing diapers all day, running around. The guidance worked, but later, when she wore diapers at night, she would go to the bathroom. Without them, she would wet the bed. She has been bedwetting for about two years now. What should we do? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
If a four-year-old child has symptoms of bedwetting, it is usually necessary to frequently wet the bed to check for the presence of congenital spinal cord injury. You can go to the hospital to make a bone vertebra to determine if there is a vertebra. If congenital spinal cord injury is ruled out, you must stop using diapers at this time, and you cannot rely on diapers. Treatment can be done through oral traditional Chinese medicine.To avoid the baby from wetting the bed at night, one way is to avoid drinking too many drinks before going to bed. The second is to remind him to use the toilet before going to bed. The third is to rule out psychological stress in the baby; the fourth is to find out the rules for the baby wetting the bed.