Explore the causes and treatment methods of enuresis in children over 5 years old, including medication treatment and the cultivation of daily habits.

How Can I Deal with Pediatric Enuresis?

An 18-year-old boy wetting the bed after drinking alcohol might be due to alcohol sensitivity, and it’s important to pay attention to health issues and the dangers of alcohol.

Night-time bedwetting may be a symptom of enuresis caused by kidney Qi deficiency, and treatment should focus on tonifying the kidneys and consolidating essence.

Bed-wetting in children may be due to incomplete neurological development, leading to an inability to control the bladder. Parents should not scold their children to avoid increasing their psychological stress. At the same time, reduce the child’s water intake during the day and consider if there is a urinary tract infection. It is recommended to seek medical examination and urine routine tests.

Dealing with severe bedwetting in children: How to alleviate tension and train urinary function?

Children frequently wet the bed at night, seeking treatment advice.

Offering suggestions for dealing with bedwetting in children.

Seeking treatment advice and related information for nocturnal enuresis.

Odorous discharge from the genital area of a bedwetting child may indicate enuresis. It is recommended to reduce water consumption after dinner, urinate before bed, and wake up during the night to urinate, as well as to expand bladder capacity. Consider taking supplements to strengthen the bladder and stop enuresis, and take anticholinergic agents such as propiverine or oxybutynin before bedtime. It is suggested to consult a urologist or neurologist for a definitive diagnosis and appropriate treatment.