My son is six years old and still wets the bed. What if he can't wake up at night?

Because some diseases can lead to dreaminess, such as neurasthenia. But most dreams are physiological phenomena, which are beneficial to health. The average person's sleep time is 7-9 hours, and the time in a semi-sleep state is about 2-4 hours. During sleep, the impression left in the cerebral cortex by daytime activities and the stimulation from inside and outside during sleep are transmitted to the cerebral cortex, and people will dream. Usually, people don't feel dreaming, and if they do, it will only be for a short time. Dreaming is the best way to relieve mental stress, which is beneficial to the body, as long as it does not affect the sleep time and quality. On the contrary, it is harmful to the body and needs treatment.

The above is what people call "thinking day and night", which is the truth. As a patient who wets the bed, I dream of peeing when I sleep at night, and I am anxious to find the toilet. I found it ... I found it ... I finally found the toilet, and I peed well. I just finished peeing, and suddenly woke up and found myself wetting the bed. I was scared and blamed myself, but there was nothing I could do. Some bedwetting patients, playing games happily in their dreams, suddenly feel that they have to pee, and quickly find a place. Some find a small river, or a pool, pond, or a place where no one is there, just rest assured to pee and continue playing games. As a result, I woke up in the morning and found myself wetting the bed. I went to school for fear that my mother would scold me for tidying up the wet quilt cover. So I'm afraid to sleep and wet my bed all day. There are many versions of this situation, and it is not appropriate to elaborate here. Some patients always wet the bed like this every time, and some occasionally 1-2 times. The situation is different.

I would like to remind the parents and friends of bedwetting patients that bedwetting also occurs in similar situations. One reason is that the signal transmission of urine sensation is dereliction of duty or the neurological function of sensing urine meaning is out of order. On the other hand, it shows that the psychological pressure of bedwetting patients increases, and severe psychological pressure can aggravate the symptoms of bedwetting, especially for patients living in school. Repeated symptoms of bedwetting eventually lead to a vicious circle, which makes bedwetting difficult to cure for a long time. So remind parents of bedwetting patients. Don't laugh at him, let alone beat and scold him. It is the best policy to pay more attention to him, relieve his ideological pressure and give him serious and active treatment. Only in this way can children get rid of the pain of wetting the bed. Establish self-confidence and become a pillar of society. I believe that with our joint efforts, the patient's bed-wetting disease will be cured.