How to remove the odor of bedwetting without washing?

In life, everyone says that children are angels, but angels sometimes wet the bed. Long-term bedwetting will cause serious urine odor. How can we remove the urine odor without washing? In fact, there is no way to remove the urine smell if you don't wash it. We generally recommend washing it immediately to prevent the growth of bacteria and damage to the skin. When the sheets are dry, apply hand-washing detergent to the stains, completely covering the stains. After standing for 5 minutes (you can rub it gently), add detergent and wash normally.

What are the dangers of enuresis to patients?

Bedwetting seriously affects children's growth and development: long-term bedwetting will slowly lose nutrients in the body and affect the secretion of growth hormone, calcium absorption and the production of synthetic enzymes. Children will become short, thin, puffy, have short legs, small penis, uneven testicles, etc. A survey by the World Health Organization shows that children who wet the bed are 2-5 cm shorter than normal children.

Bedwetting affects the development of the brain and nervous system: it causes children to have low intelligence, poor concentration, poor memory, slow reaction, hyperactivity, etc. A survey by the World Health Organization shows that children who wet the bed have lower IQs than normal children.

Bedwetting affects children's mental health: due to secular prejudice and children's inner reasons, 95% of children who wet the bed will develop personality defects and abnormal behaviors, such as being withdrawn, introverted, inferior, timid, unsociable, and afraid of collective life. Boys have violent tendencies, and severe cases can develop schizophrenia. If not treated in time, it will seriously affect the patient's future work and interpersonal coordination.

Children who wet the bed have low immune function: their body resistance is poor and they are prone to illness.

There are always some problems when a child grows up. When problems arise, the family should not just blame the child. As the child grows older, the bladder function will become more and more mature, and naturally, bedwetting will be less likely. This requires patience from both children and parents.

Before going to bed, if the child has fallen asleep early, the mother can wake the child up to go to the toilet before going to bed. The child should not eat foods high in water content before going to bed, such as watermelon, cantaloupe, orange, pear, etc.

Studies have found that many babies who began training before 18 months did not learn to urinate and defecate on their own until after the age of 4; on the contrary, those who began training at the age of 2 were almost able to go to the toilet on their own by the age of 3.