Children’s bedwetting is divided into physiological bedwetting and pathological bedwetting, the latter includes primary enuresis, can use desmopressin, secondary enuresis, symptomatic treatment can be. 1. Physiological bedwetting, children’s urinary center is not well developed, occasionally bedwetting may occur, most of them slowly improve with age, do not need treatment. The child is frightened, too nervous, etc., affected by psychological factors, may also appear bedwetting, the correct appeasement can be improved on their own. 2. Pathological bedwetting: (1) primary enuresis, most of the obvious family history, the examination of no obvious organic lesions, mostly due to the delay in the ability to control urination, this situation can be relieved through urination training, if necessary, oral desmopressin, promethazine and other medications, but there is no absolute therapeutic effect. (2) Secondary enuresis, such as bacterial-induced urinary tract infections, can be treated with anti-infective drugs (e.g. amoxicillin, etc.). If enuresis is caused by mental retardation, most of them have no specific treatment. If your child frequently wets the bed, try to take your child to the hospital for examination to find out the cause and then choose the appropriate treatment.