Patient's question:
My child is 5 years old this year, male. From going out to 5 years old, he has frequently experienced bedwetting. He doesn't wake up when called at night to urinate, and he also grinds his teeth while sleeping. Occasionally, he sweats slightly and doesn't eat well. I asked the doctor what to do about my child's bedwetting?Doctor's answer:
Enuresis is bedwetting, which is very common in adults and more prevalent in children. It is closely related to a lack of innate endowment in children. It is primarily caused by a deficiency of kidney qi, which fails to solidify urine. It is recommended to urinate before going to bed to avoid fatigue before daytime sleep. Avoid drinking water, and seek medical attention at a traditional Chinese medicine department. If it is caused by a deficiency of kidney qi, herbal medicine is usually chosen to tonify the kidneys. Wishing the baby good health.