How to treat children enuresis?

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Enuresis, commonly known as bed wetting, usually refers to the involuntary urination of children in deep sleep. Generally, only 20% of the patients have enuresis at the age of 4 and 5% at the age of 10. Primary enuresis occurs in 70% - 80% of patients without obvious organic lesions of urinary tract or nervous system. How to treat children enuresis? Next, I'd like to share my views with you.

How to treat children enuresis?

Develop good work and rest system and health habits, avoid overwork, master the time and law of bed wetting, wake up children with alarm clock at night to urinate 1-2 times. Sleep 1-2 hours during the day, avoid excessive excitement or vigorous exercise during the day, in order to prevent excessive sleep at night.

Confidence should be established throughout the treatment. Gradually correct shyness, anxiety, fear and fear and other emotions or behaviors, take care of the patient's self-esteem, more comfort and encouragement, less reprimand and punishment, reduce their psychological burden, which is the key to successful treatment. We should correctly deal with the mental factors leading to enuresis, understand the mental inducement and possible psychological contradictions through medical history, and solve the mental stimulating factors that can be solved as soon as possible.

Micturition interruption training encourages children to interrupt micturition in the middle of each micturition, count from 1 to 10 by themselves, and then discharge the urine completely. This can train and improve the ability of bladder sphincter to control micturition. During the day, let the child drink more water. When he wants to urinate, let him hold back the urine for no more than 10 minutes each time. Train 1-2 times a day to expand the bladder and increase the capacity, so as to reduce the frequency of urination at night.

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Wake up children, wake-up times gradually reduced, do regular urination, and combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Limit water intake after evening and urinate before going to bed. Parents should not scold their children for this, but should be more concerned and considerate.