Patient's question:
My son is already eight years old this year. According to common sense, he should have long since outgrown bedwetting. However, my son still occasionally wets the bed, even though I make sure he uses the bathroom before his nap every day. Is it because he hasn't developed properly somewhere in his body? How can bedwetting in children be treated?Doctor's answer:
Bedwetting in children may be related to functional disorders, possibly resulting from incomplete growth and development, or it may be associated with issues of incontinence. It is necessary to seek medical advice for further detailed examination to confirm the specific cause in the child. At that time, medication should be strictly used according to the doctor's instructions. In the future, attention should be paid to the rationality of the child's diet, and efforts should be made to gradually correct this habit.