Patient's question:
The child is in middle kindergarten, and they have been experiencing intermittent bedwetting. This has made both my husband and me anxious and frustrated. We want to take them to the hospital for a check-up, but we don't know where to go to see a specialist for enuresis. What precautions should we take for the child in this situation?Doctor's answer:
If a child has bedwetting, they should go to a regular professional hospital. There are many reasons for bedwetting in children, and the cause should be identified and treated accordingly. It is recommended to have a comprehensive and thorough examination and diagnosis at the hospital. In daily life, avoid giving the child too much water before taking a nap to prevent excessive urine production. Additionally, you can help the child with many rehabilitation activities and special training, such as training them to interrupt urination to strengthen the tension of the sphincter muscles.