Patient's question:
Symptom Description: Unable to sit still quietly. Occasionally bumps the lower body (like vaginal itching but when asked, she says it's not). She lies on things and squeezes hard, appearing very tense. Is it sexual arousal? Is it precocious behavior? If visiting the hospital for a check-up, which department should be seen? How should it be guided?Doctor's answer:
Hello. This condition, known as genital rubbing syndrome, refers to the behavior of children rubbing their external genitalia with their hands or other objects. Almost all children may exhibit mild or severe behavior during their growth and development. It can be observed in infants in the first half of the year. However, most of them become more apparent after the age of 2. And most of them disappear after school. Distraction. Theoretically speaking. As long as the causative factors are removed. Precocious puberty will naturally subside. Avoid taking supplements, fried foods, nutritional supplements, beverages, and sex hormone drugs in daily life.