Question
My son is now 4 years old, but he still has the habit of bedwetting. I am a bit worried and would like to know if bedwetting is a normal phenomenon for a 4-year-old? If it’s not normal, what kind of impact will it have on his growth and development? Moreover, are there any methods that can help him stop bedwetting?
Answer
Under normal circumstances, a 4-year-old child should be able to control nighttime urination. If bedwetting persists, it may be related to incomplete neurodevelopment. It is recommended to take your child to a hospital for a neurology examination and follow the corresponding treatment based on the doctor’s advice after diagnosis. In the meantime, train your child to urinate at regular intervals, avoid excessive fluid intake before bedtime, and maintain emotional stability. After some time of training, this can help improve the bedwetting situation.