Patient's question:
My child also doesn't know why there are always some episodes of bedwetting again. After this situation reoccurs, I feel that my child might have some urinary system problems. I want to give him a comprehensive and thorough examination, and also provide the necessary treatment. How is pediatric enuresis treated?Doctor's answer:
Treating enuresis in children can be quite challenging. It is necessary to undergo a comprehensive and thorough examination at a local hospital to rule out whether it is a mental illness or congenital growth and development abnormalities, such as bladder-related conditions, cystitis, bladder tumors, or issues with the bladder sphincter or intestines. For example, if there is a reduction in the intestinal mesentery, the bladder may also exhibit symptoms of frequent urination. Proper diagnosis of the cause can be achieved through methods such as color Doppler ultrasound, cranial CT, blood tests, and endocrine evaluations.