What causes bedwetting in teenagers

When it comes to children wetting the bed, many people think it is relatively normal, but for teenagers who are in the developmental period, bedwetting often brings them mainly shame and anger. The reason for bedwetting during adolescence is often due to a deep sleep consciousness, which results in not having enough time to urinate, or psychological cues that cause urination in bed. Teenagers should not feel too burdened by occasional bed-wetting, as it is a healthy and normal physiological phenomenon.

Some diseases can cause frequent dreams, such as neurasthenia. But the vast majority of dreams are physiological phenomena and are beneficial to physical health. The average person sleeps for 7-9 hours and is in a semi-sleeping state for about 2-4 hours. During sleep, the impressions left in the cerebral cortex by daytime activities and the stimuli from inside and outside the body are transmitted to the cerebral cortex, which causes dreams. Usually people do not feel that they are dreaming, and if they do, it is only a short fragment. Dreaming is the best way to relieve mental stress and is good for the body as long as it does not affect sleep time and quality. On the contrary, it is harmful to the body and requires treatment.

The above is what people say, "What you think about during the day, you dream about at night." This is the truth. As a bedwetting patient, when I sleep at night, I dream of peeing and I rush to find a toilet. I search... search... search... finally find a toilet and pee happily. Just after I finish peeing, I suddenly wake up and find that I have wet the bed. I am scared and blame myself, but there is nothing I can do. Some bed-wetting patients are happily playing games in their dreams, but suddenly they feel the urge to pee and rush to find a place. Some find a creek, or a pool, or a place where there is no one, and then they urinate with peace of mind and continue playing games happily. However, when they wake up in the morning, they find that they have wet the bed. They are afraid of being scolded by their mother, so they tidy up the quilt, cover the wet area, and go to school. To the point that I was afraid to sleep and wet the bed all day. There are many versions of this situation, which I will not go into detail here. Some patients always wet the bed every time, while others occasionally do so 1-2 times. The situations vary.

Here, we would like to remind parents and friends of bed-wetting patients that similar situations of bed-wetting may occur due to the failure of urine signal transmission or dysfunction of the nerves that perceive the urge to urinate. On the other hand, it is due to the increased psychological pressure of bed-wetting patients. Severe psychological pressure can aggravate the symptoms of bed-wetting, especially for patients who live in school. The symptoms of bed-wetting recur repeatedly, eventually leading to a vicious cycle, making bed-wetting difficult to cure. Therefore, we remind parents of bed-wetting patients not to laugh at them, let alone beat or scold them. Give them more care and relieve their mental pressure. It is the best way to give them serious and active treatment. Only in this way can children get out of the pain of bed-wetting.