This treatment for enuresis in children is too strong

Children are usually the treasures of the whole family. Nowadays, many young parents are always preparing to punish their children when they make mistakes, but before they start, their grandparents will kick them in the body, making them laugh and cry. But it's really annoying when children always wet the bed, especially in winter. But as long as you understand the treatment methods for enuresis in children, these minor problems can be avoided.

Small treatment methods:

Generally, children are able to stop wetting the bed after they are five years old. If they still wet the bed after the age of five, they can be diagnosed with nocturia. Generally, one in ten children wet the bed by the age of five, but only one percent after they are 13. Boys grow and develop more slowly than girls, so they are more likely to wet the bed.

Breastfed babies have less bedwetting

Clinically, only 6% of children who wet the bed were breastfed (for more than three months), and some were not breastfed at all. The ratio of bedwetting between boys and girls reached 2:1. Why does breast milk prevent bedwetting?

For children who are breastfed, their brain nerve development, bladder stability and urinary sphincter can be greatly improved, so breast milk is indeed beneficial for controlling bedwetting in children.

Appendix: Tips for treating bedwetting

1. According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, bedwetting in children may be caused by kidney yang deficiency. If the child is thin, his hands and feet are easily cold in winter, and his body looks weak, diet therapy can be used. You can stew dog meat for children in the cold winter and add some orange peel and peppercorns. It will have a certain effect. I once came across a case like this, where bedwetting was cured by adjusting the diet.

2. Prolong the time between urination of children during the day, increase the capacity of the bladder, and help children understand how to control urination.

3. You can use drugs, such as antidiuretic hormones.

Disease hazards:

Long-term bedwetting can cause great harm to the child's height, intelligence, psychology and secondary sexual characteristics development, including:

1. IQ is 17-23% lower than that of normal children;

2. The height is 2-5cm shorter than normal children;

3. Hyperactivity, lack of concentration, poor memory, introverted personality, timid;

4. It affects the development of the reproductive system and makes infertility a common problem in adulthood.