Patient's question:
My son is already 6 years old this year. Normally, a child of this age should never wet the bed anymore, but my son still occasionally wets the bed. I don't dare to scold him for fear of causing psychological issues. I want to find a solution to my son's bedwetting problem. Hello, what causes bedwetting in children?Doctor's answer:
The causes of bedwetting in children are multifaceted, and most considerations are likely related to underdeveloped nervous systems. Under normal circumstances, a six-year-old child should no longer wet the bed. If bedwetting persists, it is necessary to take the child to the neurology department for a follow-up examination. After improving relevant tests, targeted symptomatic treatment can be adopted. The child should also avoid drinking too much water before taking a nap and should not be overly excited. At night, the child should be called down at regular intervals to urinate. Through a period of specialized training, it will be beneficial for stabilization.