Nocturnal enuresis or urinary incontinence is quite serious. It can occur in both preschoolers and schoolchildren. Lack of treatment leads to the development of complexes and poor adaptation in society.
Necessary
medicines, cosmetic paraffin, the basics of psychotherapy
Instructions
Step 1
To begin treatment of enuresis, it is necessary to identify the cause of the disorder in the body. These can be diseases of the genitourinary system, delayed maturation of the nervous system, psychological trauma, heredity, etc. The disease is diagnosed by urologists, psychotherapists, neuropathologists and other specialists.
Step 2
Secondary enuresis occurs when the child has been controlling the urination process at night for a long time and has stopped abruptly. With this type of disease, the child must learn to monitor the volume of liquid drunk at night so as not to overload the bladder. A few hours after falling asleep, wake the baby so that he can empty the bladder and continue sleeping. Teach your child to monitor the cleanliness of the genitals and exclude hypothermia.
Step 3
Medical treatment of bedwetting includes the elimination of the disease that caused the urinary incontinence. For example, insufficient maturity of the nervous system implies the use of nootropic drugs that normalize metabolic processes in the brain, and also contribute to its development. For treatment, hormones, antidepressants, psychostimulants can be used, due to which a positive effect is achieved. In some cases, conducting psychotherapy sessions in combination with basic treatment is ideal. If the child has psychological disorders, then it should be protected from various stressful situations that may arise in the family, school, society.
Step 4
For diseases of the genitourinary system, it is recommended to take antibacterial drugs and undergo a course of physiotherapy. This course is aimed at warming up the pubic area. For this, paraffin applications are used, which are applied for 20-30 minutes.
