Yes, you need to pay attention.

Bedwetting has a great impact on children’s psychological growth. It is best to treat it in time. During treatment, parents can also help their children recover. The following are small ways for parents to assist in treatment:

1 . Let children drink less water after dinner, especially drinks and yogurt.

2. Let the child empty the bladder of urine before going to bed. Do not do strenuous exercise before going to bed, which will consume the child's physical strength.

3. Material reward method: When the child does not wet the bed at night without being asked, you can give appropriate material rewards or let the child make his own marks. For example, use a piece of paper to draw a table and mark it, and let the child Fill in to increase the child's confidence, but do not put pressure on the child, otherwise it will be counterproductive.

4. Let the children change the sheets or make the bed by themselves: Encourage the children to change the sheets by themselves. This not only makes the children feel responsible, but also avoids the embarrassment of family members knowing about it.

5. Do bladder stretching exercises: Let the child gradually extend the time between urinations during the day. After urinating, consciously hold your pee for a while (but don't hold it for a long time) so that your bladder can slowly expand. This kind of training is best implemented under the guidance of a doctor and under the supervision of parents.

6. Alarm clock reminder method: Set the alarm clock according to the time when the patient wets the bed, wake the patient promptly at that time, and gradually postpone the time according to the amount of urine until getting up in the morning. No more reminders, no more bedwetting. until. The doctor at the Enuresis Rehabilitation Center of Hebei Province Zhanwei Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine (formerly the Enuresis Department of Jian'an Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province) hopes that you will try the above method, and it is estimated that it will be significantly relieved.