Patient's question:
My father-in-law has never been in good health. Even a small cold can keep him bedridden for several days. According to my mother-in-law, he even wet the bed the other night while sleeping. I don't know what could have caused it, and the family is very worried it might be a serious illness. I'd like to ask, what could cause bedwetting at the age of 50?Doctor's answer:
The bedwetting phenomenon caused by a minor cold is related to the low immunity of the body and whether there is a urinary tract infection. Additionally, at this age, it should be considered whether there are cerebrovascular lesions leading to abnormal local neuroregulation of urination. Corresponding auxiliary examinations need to be conducted to determine which type of disease it is. Adjust the mindset, combine with the patient's constitution, and adopt detailed treatment measures and personalized treatment plans.