Patient's question:
My son is three years old. Recently, he has been urinating frequently, and each time it's just a little. What could be the reason?!Is this a serious problem??
First follow-up question: It's normal at night. If he drinks a lot, he should urinate more!
Second follow-up question: I've had it checked, and the doctor said there's nothing wrong, but he still urinates frequently!!
I don't know what the cause is??
Please, experts, give an answer!!!
Thank you!
Third follow-up question: Please, experts, give an answer!!!
I've had it checked, and there's nothing wrong.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's normal for parents to feel concerned when they notice their child has this condition. It's important to be patient and guide the child, telling them that they are healthy and that the symptoms of frequent urination will improve quickly. This helps eliminate negative psychological factors in the child and encourages them to share any worries that are bothering them. Parents should be patient when educating school-aged children and avoid hitting, scolding, or yelling at them. Kindergarten and daycare teachers should organize more relaxed and enjoyable games for new children, and avoid overly stressful lessons. Children with frequent urination need more understanding and should not be denied the opportunity to urinate. In daily life, parents should offer more comfort and divert the child's attention to other activities (such as toys or books).