Patient's question:
Valid, but does not immediately urinate. Onset and duration of this episode: One year ago, it has worsened in the past year. Current general condition: Prone to irritability and restlessness, red tongue with thin yellow coating. Medical history: Previous diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes: Auxiliary examinations: All normal. Other:Doctor's answer:
Hello! Enuresis has a genetic tendency. Sleep apnea: This is a relatively common factor. Children with this condition often play more tired before bed, sleep very deeply, and are difficult to wake up, often urinating in their sleep. If they drink more before bed, it is more likely to occur. Bladder function maturity delay: Some children with enuresis have bladders that are smaller than normal children, and these children urinate more frequently but produce less urine. This is because when there is not much urine in the bladder, it contracts and urinates.