Why do adult women wet the bed?

Bedwetting is more common in children, while bedwetting in adult women should be considered adult enuresis. Some people don’t know what causes bedwetting in adult women. Bedwetting is related to many factors. It may be caused by neurological dysfunction or it may be related to holding urine during the day.

1. Poor urine retention during the day

You have urinary urgency and frequency, and want to urinate when you see or touch water. If you hold your urine for a long time, you will feel obvious soreness and distension in your lower abdomen. This indicates that the bladder sphincter function is poor.

2. More urine is produced at night

Not daring to drink water, symptoms will appear at night if drinking a little water. This situation is caused by insufficient secretion of antidiuretic hormone by the pituitary gland in the brain and kidney deficiency. Some patients experience back pain, fatigue and weakness in the limbs, poor spirits during the day, irregular menstruation, fear of cold, cold hands and feet, etc.

3. Neurological dysfunction

Dreaming about looking for the toilet when sleeping at night, waking up after peeing a little or not waking up after peeing too much, being afraid and timid, being very sensitive to daily affairs, having low self-esteem, being quiet, easily losing temper and getting excited, all of these are caused by autonomic nervous system and bladder central nervous system dysfunction.

4. Poor digestive function

Some patients also have poor spleen and stomach digestive function, are afraid to eat raw and cold foods, suffer from diarrhea, are prone to colds, have a sallow complexion and are thin, etc.

5. Others

Only by understanding the reason can we prescribe the right medicine, and only in this way can we recover soon. Although it takes a long time, it is completely curable. As long as we start from nourishing the kidney and brain, regulating the spleen and stomach, promoting the recovery of bladder function, and unblocking the nutrition nerves, we can comprehensively and holistically regulate the body. None of these can be missing.