You can tell the type of dark eye circle that you have by the tone: bluish, violet-red, brownish black and shadowy. Bluish discoloration under the eyes is usually caused by lack of sleep, violet-reddish circles are caused by thinning skin around the eyes, usually caused by skin aging.
Medication often has immediate results, but the relapse rate is extremely high â about 80 percent. After a 12 week course of medication, most children resume wetting. The most frequently prescribed medication for enuresis is called desmopressin (DDAVP). This is a synthetic form of the natural hormone vasopressin, and one dose of it can decrease the quantity of urine produced for up to 12 hours.
There are some things that don't help, and are not recommended. 1  Don't punish your child for wetting the bed. 2  Don't shame the child in front of family or friends. 3  Don't lift the child out of bed at night to toilet them as a treatment. 4  This may cut down on some wet beds, but it does not help the child learn to be dry. Help your child to drink regularly throughout the day. 2  Support your child in choosing to become dry and be positive about the treatments they are using. 3  Watch for constipation as this can make the bladder problem worse. 4  Seek medical help if it is an ongoing problem.