Patient's question:
Why is bedwetting a problem? What are the treatment options? Duration and frequency of the current episode: Since the age of six until now. Current general condition: He sleeps too deeply at night and does not wake up when he needs to urinate. When he urinates excessively, it ends up on the bed. Sometimes he also has a little during the day. Medical history: It was not a concern when he was young, and it started around the age of six.Doctor's answer:
Frequency of urination, also known as pollakiuria, refers to an increase in the number of urination episodes. It is a condition characterized by a sudden urge to urinate without pain. Pay attention to nighttime awakenings for urination and try to develop a habit. Be mindful of controlling fluid intake before going to bed. If it's still not manageable, acupuncture treatment can be considered. For children under the age of 2 who exhibit this symptom, it may not necessarily indicate a pathological condition. It is recommended to avoid consuming liquid foods before bedtime, drink less water, and effectively manage the timing of your child's urination.