If adults also wet the bed in daily life, it will definitely make others laugh at it and is also an abnormal behavior. This is the difference between children and adults. When children grow up slowly, this situation in their urine will disappear. So how much does enuresis in children heal on its own?
Most cases of enuresis in children around the age of 5 can be cured. If bedwetting persists after the age of 5, it is recommended to take the child to the hospital for examination in the future. It is best to encourage children to develop the habit of independent urination around the age of two in daily life, and to inform their parents when they feel the urge to urinate at night.
If children wear diapers during the day and night, they are likely to wet the bed occasionally when they are not wearing diapers. This is caused by children's habits. It is best to teach children to control when they want to urinate at a certain age, and increase their urine output through regular exercise to avoid bedwetting.
To help children get rid of enuresis as soon as possible, they can be encouraged to drink more water during the day when they are around two years old. By drinking more water, children can develop the habit of frequent bowel movements. After each bowel movement, children can also be told to hold their urine for a while during urination, gradually exercising their bladder. If they feel the urge to urinate at night, they must inform their parents. Gradually, children will no longer wet the bed.
