What should I do if my child urinates frequently before bedtime?

Many children will shout that they want to pee before going to bed, but they do not pee very often during the day. Many parents will be very curious why their children want to pee before going to bed but not during the day. In fact, this is because the children urinate frequently before going to bed. What is the reason for children's frequent urination before going to bed? The editor will explain it to you in detail below.

Non-infectious frequent urination is caused by two reasons. One is that the child's cerebral cortex is not fully developed, and the control over urination is poor, which is easily affected by adverse external stimuli. The child may have received some bad stimulation in his recent life, which may make the child nervous.

When your child wants to go to the toilet, let him hold it in for a while. For example, if he usually goes to the toilet five times an hour, now let him go two or three times an hour. This will reduce the frequent urination in the long run. Parents of children attending kindergarten should contact their teachers in a timely manner and encourage the teachers to talk and play games with the children more. This can help children focus their attention.

When necessary, you can use some medicines appropriately, but they must be used under the guidance of a doctor. The child's body has not developed well in all aspects. As the saying goes, all medicines are poisonous, so it is not recommended to take medicine. You can use 15 grams of corn silk, boil it in water and add appropriate amount of sugar to drink instead of beverage. Most children will be able to solve the problem of frequent urination after controlling their emotions.

Children should be taught and encouraged to extend the time between urinations as long as possible, and the longest time between urinations should be recorded each day. If there is progress, appropriate rewards can be given. The doctor's confidence and encouragement will significantly improve the children's symptoms, and most children will be miraculously cured within a few days after treatment.

Therefore, it is very likely that such symptoms in children are caused by some of the above-mentioned reasons. Because the child's cerebral cortex is not well developed, the control over this aspect will be relatively poor. Especially when the child is nervous, such symptoms will be more likely to occur, so parents need more patience at this time.