Patient's question:
My sister's child is six years old this year. Recently, he has been living at my house. However, this child is particularly prone to bedwetting, and he wets the bed almost every two or three days. I searched for information online and suspect it might be enuresis. I would like to ask how to treat enuresis in a six-year-old child.Doctor's answer:
Don't be nervous. From a medical perspective, the cause of enuresis in patients is mainly due to insufficient sensitivity of the urinary system nerves, which leads to symptoms. It is recommended that parents take the patient to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible to avoid missing the best opportunity for treatment. Patients should not drink a large amount of water before bed and should set an alarm to go to the bathroom at regular intervals. In terms of diet, it is best to avoid foods that promote diuresis.