Pediatric Urethral rupture surgery is a common procedure for treating male congenital anomalies, generally recommended to be performed in the early infancy to avoid any impact on the child’s physical and mental health.

My son underwent pediatric urethral rupture surgery at the age of 3.5. Now, at 6, he urinates 1-2 times every night, but after falling and injuring his hip the day before, he is bedwetting 5-6 times every night. How should I handle my child’s urethral rupture?