A four-year-old child’s bedwetting may be due to congenital spinal bifida or kidney Qi instability. A spinal CT scan can be performed to rule out the possibility of congenital spinal bifida, and consider medication treatment to tonify the kidneys. In addition, patients should pay attention to diet and psychological care.

If a six-year-old child still needs to wet the bed, it may be due to the lack of control over the bladder sphincter. It is recommended to take the child to a regular hospital urology department for a check-up. Some children’s bedwetting may be related to their lifestyle. It is advised not to let the child drink water, milk, and other beverages within two hours before bedtime! This can also help children with urine training. Wishing the baby good health.

A five-year-old child frequently experiences bedwetting and wants to undergo treatment using traditional Chinese medicine.