Patient's question:
My son is 5 years old and has delayed growth and development. During the day, he always needs to go to the toilet only when he feels a strong urge to urinate, and he wets the bed at night. Is this caused by delayed growth and development leading to enuresis in children? How should we approach this? Is there a saying that delayed growth and development can lead to enuresis in children? Besides answering questions, he also has difficulty responding appropriately and often answers unrelated to the question. What should I do?Help: We have visited the growth and development department at the provincial children's hospital. They said that special training is needed. I want to know if we should also see a specialist in enuresis.
Doctor's answer:
How is the intelligence? How about the height and weight? Is there a difference compared to peers? In addition to the functional exercises mentioned by the provincial department, enuresis can also be treated with medication. Clonazepam tablets can be taken under the guidance of a doctor. It is recommended that patients should balance their nutritional intake in daily life, engage in more aerobic exercises to exercise their bodies, and maintain a pleasant mood to enhance physical fitness and accelerate the recovery process.