Patient's question:
Crossing the legs and rubbing them up and down, with redness appearing again during friction, as well as phenomena such as focused gaze and sweating on the forehead or all over the body. Children often perform this before falling asleep, right after being full asleep, or when playing alone. It lasts for several minutes each time, with varying recurrence frequency, ranging from several times a day to several months...Doctor's answer:
This may be related to psychological factors in the child. Some children, due to tense family atmosphere, lack of maternal love, experiencing gender discrimination, and other emotional issues where they cannot enjoy life, along with a lack of toys to play with, may resort to self-hitting to vent their frustrations, which can lead to the habit of rubbing their legs together.Advice: It is recommended that you avoid wearing tight pants or underwear during the day. Before bed, you can engage in appropriate physical activities to tire the child out, making it easier for them to fall asleep quickly. Clean the child's external genital area frequently, being careful to use water to gently wash instead of hands, to avoid causing excitement or even early sexual activity.