Chest Diseases and Sleep Clinic * My son is 12 years old and suffers from involuntary urination, and the reason is his inability to wake up with the alarm, and even if I try to wake him up, it is very difficult if I lift him from bed and after trouble he wakes up without knowing what he will do or where to go. Please advise me, God bless you?. - Bedwetting is the lack of control of urine during sleep, and in general, 85-90% of children do not urinate during sleep at the age of six and when they reach the age of ten, 95% of them do not urinate during sleep, and in adults, studies have shown that bedwetting occurs when 0.5-2.3% of them, and there is an organic reason for involuntary urination in 5-10% of the injured, but for the rest there is no clear reason, and the treatment is basically divided into two parts: behavioral therapy and drug therapy, and in this context it is not possible to prescribe drugs and it is recommended to visit a specialist in urology Urinary incontinence in children to perform the necessary tests and then start behavioral therapy and treatment with drugs that may contain anti-inflammatory hormone.
Choking while sleeping
I get like choking while I am asleep and sometimes while I wake up, the situation recurs from one to three times a day, my soul is cut off and I have no symptoms again, and the condition continues for me for seconds and I go away, I went to such a doctor who gave me antibiotics, cough syrups and pills for esophageal reflux and continued treatment but without benefit ?
Choking during sleep has more than one reason. The most important of them is sleep apnea and obstruction of the airway, and this usually accompanies snoring, and to confirm the diagnosis, the doctor needs to conduct a sleep study for the injured person, and there is another common reason which is acid reflux from the stomach into the esophagus and then into the throat, and this may cause severe suffocation. Also, acid reflux causes choking during wakefulness. Also, sinusitis and mucus in the wall of the pharynx may cause coughing and a feeling of flushing.
Movements during sleep
My son is five and a half months old, he has movements during sleep such as twitching and tilting in the head to the back, and the movements that resemble the twitch consist of three to five naps, after which the child wakes up crying and sometimes completes his sleep and more often comes to him in the first minutes of sleep or upon waking up or when we move him We usually stop moving when grasping his chest and adjusting his head, and this condition only comes to him asleep only, and I started with him about a month and a half ago and never came to him while he was awake, knowing that his health, praise be to God is good, his movement and activity during the day are good, praise be to God, and he began to turn around and stand while we helped him And he learned to pronounce some new letters and his movement compared to another child of his age. I see it, praise be to God, better knowing that his birth was in the last eight month in the 32nd week and a caesarean delivery and upon birth he entered intensive care for five days, the first three days were putting oxygen through the nose at intermittent times and the last two days They are waiting for the mother to go out and take her son with her. I have drunkenness, and when the mother is drunk, I am sorry, Doctor, for the prolonged period. I wanted to write all the matters that might help in the diagnosis.
Your son may suffer from neonatal spasm and benign muscular infants, which is a benign developmental phenomenon that affects newborns as it usually appears from the first days after birth and disappears with age usually in the first four months of life, and does not continue after the age of 6 months, and is characterized by the presence of tremors In the extremities, they occur exclusively during sleep, and these tremors increase when the child is shaken longitudinally in order to enter sleep, and these tremors usually appear with the onset of sleep, but if these tremors continue after the age of 6 months, it is better to present the child to a pediatric neurologist.
