Bedwetting is a special state of sleep in which the patient’s subjective consciousness is partially awakened but the brain tissue that governs the patient’s body is still dormant, and the patient shows a separation between sensation and action. If the symptoms are occasional, there is no need to deal with them, they are physiological changes, and the symptoms will be gradually reduced by adjusting the rhythm of life and avoiding overexertion and mood swings. In case of frequent attacks, neurological disorders or psychosomatic disorders should be considered. It is recommended that a cranial CT and psychological scale be performed to assist in the diagnosis and treatment should be provided in a standardized neurology or psycho-psychiatric department.