Patient's question:
When she was in kindergarten, she would also wet her pants during the day. Now she doesn't wet her pants during the day, but she urinates once before going to bed at night. She needs to be called up to urinate every one to one and a half hours to prevent bedwetting. If she isn't called up, she will definitely wet the bed.Doctor's answer:
According to the child's condition, if the child has primary enuresis, it is recommended to perform an X-ray of the sacrum and coccyx to rule out hidden spinal cord defects. If there is a hidden spinal cord defect, the treatment effect may be poor. However, it is still recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) for syndrome differentiation and medication to alleviate symptoms. If there is no hidden spinal cord defect, the treatment effect is generally good, and it is recommended to use TCM for syndrome differentiation and medication to treat the condition. Children's bodies have relatively weak resistance, so they are prone to pediatric urinary tract infections. For parents, it is important not to be impatient and should promptly take the child to a specialized hospital for examination and treatment. Additionally, regular check-ups for the child should be conducted, and medication should be used under the guidance of a doctor.