Patient's question:
This year, my son is four years old, but his speech is still not very clear, and he is not very lively either. He usually eats very little. At his age, he still frequently wets the bed. Before, I thought it might be a lack of some microelements, so I bought many health supplements suitable for children to give him, but they didn't seem to have any effect. I'm worried that something might be wrong.Doctor's answer:
If a child wets the bed, it's recommended to visit the hospital to check for hidden spinal cord defects. Before going to bed at night, limit the amount of water the baby drinks, and avoid excessive play during the day. If the child is too tired during the day, they may sleep too deeply at night, making it difficult to control urination. Parents can also wake the child up for a bathroom trip in the middle of the night. It's advisable to have a trace element test done at the hospital and supplement accordingly based on the results. Additionally, consume more fresh vegetables and fruits.