Patient's question:
Recently for a long time, I have felt that my child needs to use the toilet very many times every day, much more than before, and the same is true at night. Now my child is only in second grade of primary school. After seeing a doctor, they said it is neurogenic enuresis. How to deal with pediatric neurogenic enuresis?Doctor's answer:
Children may experience recurrent neurogenic urinary frequency, which is primarily related to changes in training pressure, living environment, or training environment. In such cases, it is necessary to conduct timely urinalysis to rule out other diseases. Generally, neurogenic urinary frequency can be stabilized through distraction techniques. It usually does not have serious consequences, and it is important not to scold the child. Oral scopolamine tablets can be taken to alleviate these symptoms.