What to do if your child wets during the day

Bedwetting after a certain age is called enuresis. Most people experience bedwetting at night, but some children experience bedwetting during the day. What to do about daytime enuresis in children can be treated through multiple methods at the same time, or medication can be used to control enuresis behavior.

1. First, use biological immune regulation therapy for treatment. This method uses a precise digital navigator to automatically decompose biological proteins into biological ions, and then make them reach the brain. This can promote the metabolism of the child's brain and restore the ability to control urination.

2. Secondly, treat the child's bladder reserve. Some children's enuresis is caused by small bladder capacity. Let the children drink more water every day, which can increase the water capacity of the bladder and enable the bladder to store urine. Then, the symptoms of enuresis can be treated by training the child to control urination.

3. The last method is drug treatment. Children's enuresis symptoms can be treated by taking some drugs. This can reduce the internal pressure of the bladder, increase the bladder capacity, and reduce the child's ability to control urine. However, since children are relatively young and their immune systems are not yet perfect, the side effects of the drugs can cause great harm to the body. It is recommended to choose carefully.

4. Note: Enuresis in children will affect their IQ, causing them to have difficulty concentrating, incomplete brain development, and even low immunity, digestive dysfunction and other disorders. Therefore, parents should provide timely treatment for their children and pay more attention to their growth.