Patient's question:
After the rash, appetite decreased, frequent urination, urinating every two or three minutes, the doctor said it was caused by phimosis. It has been about a week. At first, I thought it was because of wearing diapers and didn't pay much attention.Past treatment history and effectiveness:
Later, after the doctor examined it, they applied erythromycin ointment and carefully observed for two days but noticed no improvement. The urine test results also showed no inflammation.
What kind of assistance is needed:
I don’t know if surgery is necessary? Is the frequent urination caused by phimosis? What kind of treatment or care is needed? Or what kind of examination should be done to determine the cause of the frequent urination?
Doctor's answer:
The development of the cerebral cortex has not yet improved, and the inhibitory function of the spinal cord's primary micturition center is weaker. Moreover, this function is the most fragile and easily damaged, which is the intrinsic reason why children are prone to this condition.Recommendations: External factors such as fright or mental stress can easily lead to dysfunction of the nervous system and endocrine system, causing a recurrence of the condition. This is often triggered by stressful or anxious situations, such as the death of a family member, changes in environment (e.g., starting at a new daycare center, kindergarten, school, or hospital), sudden returns to parents, distress from taking medication, or end-of-term exams.