In the past few days, the baby had to pee all day long, which made the mother anxious, so she rushed to the children’s hospital. Neurogenic dysuria refers to non-infectious urinary frequency and urgency, and is a separate disease in pediatrics. The age of the child is generally 2 to 11 years old, and it occurs mostly in preschool children: its onset is characterized by frequent urination, once every 2 to 10 minutes, and the child has to urinate urgently and cannot hold back for a moment once he or she has to urinate. Younger children often wet their pants for this reason, which can lead to urinary tract infections or eczema of the pubic area. Most children with neurogenic urinary frequency are unintentionally discovered by their parents, and when they go to certain primary care units, they are often misdiagnosed as urinary tract infections and treated with antibiotics, but with little success. In fact, children with neurogenic dysuria do not have organic lesions. The main reason for this disease is that, on the one hand, the development of the cerebral cortex of children is not yet complete and the inhibition of the primary urinary center of the spinal cord is poor, so it is easily affected by external adverse stimuli and becomes impaired. For example, the change of living environment, the child’s lack of psychological preparation for the first daycare, school entry, being raised by others in foster care, the sudden separation of parents, the death of relatives, as well as the fear of exams or fear of certain animals. All of these may make the child nervous and anxious, so that the function of inhibition of urination occurs, disorders, and as a result, the frequency of urination increases. When children are found to urinate frequently, they should first be examined at a hospital to rule out other diseases such as urinary tract infections, neurogenic bladder and abnormal water metabolism. When it is determined to be neurogenic frequent urination, parents do not have to be overly nervous, they should be patient with their children to induce them and eliminate their concerns. Usually, when the child wants to urinate, they should encourage them to hold back a little harder and extend the time between two urination sessions, so that the interval between urination can gradually be extended to normal. To relax emotionally, participate in more relaxing games, and focus the child’s attention on games or other activities. Some drugs such as atropine, scopolamine, 654-2, glutamine, etc., help regulate the nerves to make the bladder’s detrusor muscle relax and sphincter muscle contract, increasing the amount of urine storage in the bladder and reducing the number of urination, and can be applied under the guidance of a doctor if necessary. In addition, you can try 15 grams of corn husk, water decoction, add the right amount of sugar to drink as tea. Or use raw papaya sliced and soaked in wine for 1 week, about 9 grams each time, decoction, 1 dose per day for 5 to 7 doses.