What causes enuresis

Treatment for  enuresis
In fact, in this case, you must perform the laboratory tests that we will mention later, and then the treatment will be according to the cause. Therefore, the treatment of involuntary urination is as follows: medicines to calm the bladder muscles, such as Oxybutynin 20 mg pills twice daily for two weeks, and we notice the change in addition to the treatment of urinary infections in the event It is present in the following medicines: Ciprofloxacin 500 mg twice daily for 10 days, and sometimes we have to increase the medicines and give some medicines that do not stimulate the bladder, such as lterodin or oxybutynin, and in some cases we also have to perform surgical intervention by removing some of the bladder muscles. The following behaviors must be followed, such as trying to train the bladder to fill an adequate amount of urine, regulating sleep at night, not drinking fluids after sunset, doing two hours after sleeping to empty the bladder, and staying away from stimulants such as coffee and alcohol
Diagnostic tests for urination
It is necessary to visit a urologist for a clinical examination, and also a visit to exclude psychiatric diseases through a psychiatrist to detect the presence of any psychological diseases that help not to treat such as anxiety, depression and negative feelings, and also a urine analysis should be done to exclude bladder infections or kidney infections and It is also necessary to examine the blood and make sure that the white blood cells are more than 12 thousand, and also make sure of the minerals in the body, especially sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium and the acidity of the blood so that the normal is 7.35-7.45 to find out if the cause is renal, hormonal, or false sugar in addition. To check hormones such as the hormone ADH or the so-called antidiuretic hormone with a picture of sound waves to ensure the integrity of the urinary system and the absence of stones with an x-ray of the kidneys
Causes of enuresis problem
Renal system infections such as bladder infections
Some kidney diseases
Some mental illnesses
overactive bladder disease
Some brain injuries that affect hormones
Diabetes type 1 or type 2
My advice to the patient
If you do not respond to the above-mentioned medications, you should visit a urologist for the necessary medical examinations