Patient's question:
Since childhood, I have been urinating. I am now eleven years old. How can it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Generally, children begin treatment for urination at the age of three or four. At the age of 11, if a child still has regular bedwetting, it may be related to enuresis. Establishing a good work-rest routine and hygiene habits can help prevent excessive fatigue. Control the timing of bedwetting and use an alarm clock to wake the child for 1-2 urinations at night. If behavioral treatment is not effective, oral medication should be considered. Commonly used medications include vasopressin, imipramine, oxybutynin, etc.