Patient's question:
The child wets the bed, and this isn't a one-day or two-day thing anymore. It has been going on for a long time. I decided to use dietary adjustments for the child, but what foods are best for bedwetting?Doctor's answer:
When the child needs it, it is essential to focus on their psychological adjustment and ensure they are not wronged. In addition to active treatment, for the current situation, it is recommended to limit the child's fluid intake before bedtime and encourage regular bathroom trips. As the child grows older, the functions of their internal organs will gradually improve, and the condition will usually gradually alleviate. Attention should also be paid to their diet. Avoid foods that are cold in nature, such as mung beans and crabs, as well as diuretic foods like watermelon, winter melon, corn, Job's tears, red beans, and carp.