How should enuresis in children be treated?

Patient's question:

I have a child who is already 11 years old, and as he has grown, I noticed that some urinary symptoms have reappeared. Besides frequent urination and a feeling of incomplete emptying, there are other symptoms like these. I am very concerned about his health. He is such a young child. How should I approach the issue of enuresis in children?

Doctor's answer:

According to your description, the baby is very likely suffering from secondary enuresis. Secondary enuresis is mainly caused by systemic diseases or urinary system diseases. It is necessary to improve relevant examinations to further clarify the condition. In daily life, it is important to drink less water at night, encourage the baby to urinate before taking a nap, and maintain cleanliness in the affected area to prevent the possibility of recurrent descending infections.

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