What medicine is effective for children with frequent urination

In today's society, there are not many children in each family, and every child is the treasure of the family. If any child has any discomfort symptoms, parents will be extremely nervous and worried. Some children have frequent urination and other symptoms, and parents don’t know what to do. If you find that you have frequent urination, you should first consider whether it is urethritis. Secondly, because children's nervous systems are not fully developed, they may be unable to hold their urine and thus experience frequent urination. So what medicine should children take to treat frequent urination? Next I will introduce it to you in detail.

Frequent urination is a symptom, not a disease. Increased urination frequency without pain can occur for a variety of reasons, also known as frequent urination.

There are many reasons for frequent urination, including neuropsychiatric factors, physical weakness after illness, parasitic diseases, etc. For children with frequent urination, urinary tract infection, local inflammation of the vulva or penis, etc. need to be excluded.

The treatment of this disease should be targeted at the cause, and modern medicine has few treatment methods.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that frequent urination is mainly due to children's weak constitution, weak kidney qi, inability to restrain bladder, and failure to transform. In addition, excessive fatigue will cause deficiency of both spleen and lungs, the upper deficiency cannot control the lower, the earth deficiency cannot control water, and the bladder will be weak, resulting in frequent urination. Therefore, frequent urination is mostly a symptom of deficiency, and clinically, the application of warming and tonifying the lungs and kidneys and astringing and consolidating can achieve therapeutic effects.

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It is recommended that you first rule out urinary tract infection as the cause of your child's frequent urination. Urinalysis can help with the diagnosis, which is manifested by a large number of white blood cells in the urine. Anti-inflammatory treatment is required, and you should also drink plenty of water.

In this case, the main reason is that the child's central nervous system is not yet fully developed, and in this case, adults need to exercise the child. In addition, you should also check whether the child has balanitis, and whether the glans is red, swollen, or inflamed. If so, the child's foreskin should be turned up and cleaned every day. In this way, the inflammation will gradually disappear and the symptoms of frequent urination will gradually ease.