Patient's question:
Our kindergarten also had a child, but this child wets the bed every night. He is now under five years old, and sometimes he wets the bed two or three times a day. It is said that this is called enuresis in children. I would like to understand how to treat enuresis in children.Doctor's answer:
Enuresis in children is an unconscious nighttime urination, also known as bedwetting. Bladder training can be adopted during the day, instructing the child to try to shorten the urination interval as much as possible, gradually reducing it from every 1/2 to 1 hour to every 3 to 4 hours, to expand bladder capacity. Before the child takes a nap, prevent them from playing stimulating games or watching stimulating cartoons. Pay attention to allowing the child to take a daytime nap, which can prevent the child from being overly exhausted during the night and unable to wake up, leading to bedwetting.