What is the Scope of Common Bed-Wetting?

Question

I’ve been feeling exhausted lately, and I seem to wet the bed about twice a month. I’m rather thin and my hands and feet are quite cool. I haven’t received any related treatment. Which department should I consult, and what precautions should I take?

Answer

Bed-wetting is often caused by neurological dysfunction, usually simple and persistent, meaning there are no other complications besides bed-wetting. If there are other discomforts along with bed-wetting, it is necessary to seek the underlying disease. It is recommended to have a check-up with a neurology department. In adults, bed-wetting requires considering the exclusion of issues related to the central nervous system, bladder, and urethra. Additionally, psychological and spiritual factors are closely related to bed-wetting, so don’t be too stressed.