Question
A six-year-old girl has been struggling with bedwetting for a long time, and her parents have already tried limiting her evening fluid intake, which has helped somewhat but has not completely resolved the issue. During winter, the bedwetting becomes more severe, with bed linens needing to be changed every two to three days on average.
Answer
Based on the described symptoms, bedwetting in young children may be related to nutritional deficiencies. It is suggested to treat with oral tonifying and blood-nourishing medications. At the same time, attention should be paid to the possibility of urinary tract infections. If diagnosed as a bacterial infection, it may lead to symptoms such as urgency and frequency of urination, at which point anti-inflammatory medications can be considered. Additionally, strengthening nutritional intake is also an important aspect. Wishing your little one a speedy recovery.