Patient's question:
When a child reaches the age of three, they no longer wet the bed, but my child is four years old and still wets the bed. What should I do? Is it normal for a four-year-old to still wet the bed? How old does a child need to be before they stop wetting the bed? Is there any way to prevent my child from wetting the bed?Doctor's answer:
When a child is four years old and wets the bed, the main considerations are that he does not have good urination habits. He often fails to get up for a small urine or finds it inconvenient to urinate, which frequently causes diapers. However, it is also considered that his body may be relatively cold or he may have symptoms such as weakness. On one hand, attention should be paid to keeping the body warm, and parents also need to help the child change this habit and regularly ask the child to get up and urinate. Wishing your baby good health.