Patient's question:
I have this type of neurogenic enuresis, I often urinate and it's uncontrollable, what should I do?Doctor's answer:
Neurogenic enuresis is related to psychological factors, and it is essential to maintain emotional stability. Western medicine treatment uses central nervous system stimulants, such as chlordiazepoxide, or combines them with parasympathetic blocking agents and sympathomimetic drugs, such as atropine. Some people also use antidiuretic hormones, such as desmopressin or DDAVP. Although effective for some patients, the recurrence rate is relatively high. Additionally, the use of antidiuretic hormones in patients with pure enuresis is somewhat risky due to the difficulty in mastering certain indications.