Patient's question:
Now the recurrence of the previous treatment and its effectiveness has started again: What kind of assistance is needed without treatment: Want to know what the problem is and how to treat it.Doctor's answer:
Your child's condition should be diagnosed as having the habit of crossing their legs. Medical advice: The habit of crossing the legs is a physical phenomenon commonly seen in school-aged children, especially girls. It is a habitual, unhealthy action characterized by repeatedly rubbing the perineum. It typically recurs every few days, but some children may experience multiple episodes in a single day. Common causes include: local trauma, psychological factors, etc. It is recommended that you seek treatment at the psychological clinic of a children's hospital. In daily life, avoid scolding, punishing, or forcibly preventing the child from repeating the behavior. It is important to distract the child promptly and maintain a regular schedule. Additionally, identify and address the underlying causes. Parents should pay attention to the hygiene of the child's perineum and avoid any adverse physical or psychological trauma.