Patient's question:
My husband is 36 years old this year. He is currently a supervisor in a small company and often has to go out for business dinners. So he drinks alcohol. Yesterday, he came home drunk again. The next day when he woke up, I found that he had wet the bed. So I want to ask what causes men to wet the bed after drinking alcohol?Doctor's answer:
Enuresis includes two situations: one refers to enuresis, commonly known as bedwetting; the other refers to enuresis. The second type refers to enuresis, which not only means urinating on the bed but also means urinating on clothes or other non-sleeping or awake states. It is not suitable for discharge. From a pathological perspective, the former is mainly caused by neurological dysfunction, which is primarily simple and persistent, meaning there are no other accompanying symptoms except bedwetting. The latter is mainly due to organic lesions, such as neurological damage, occupying lesions of related organs, which is primarily accompanied and transient, meaning in addition to bedwetting, there are other more obvious pathological manifestations that can be improved through other methods. It is getting better and better. You must go to the hospital to check if it is this condition.