Patient's question:
Female, 4 years oldDisease/Symptoms: Immediately locks her legs when sitting, face turns bright red, appears very excited. If you interrupt her, she gets very unhappy. It's becoming more frequent now, and we're afraid to let her sit. What should we do?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, Jumping Syndrome refers to a child's habit of habitually clenching their legs and rubbing the perineum. This is more common in children aged 1 to 3 or preschoolers. The main manifestation is the action of lifting the legs. This girl often rubs or crosses her legs and rubs them. This boy sits on someone's legs or on angled tables and chairs, accompanied by red eyes, staring eyes, and expressions. Satisfied. These actions usually occur before or after waking up. They are often mistaken for epilepsy, but by carefully observing the nature of the movements and behavior, identification is not difficult. The recommended treatment methods should create a relaxed and fun environment, divert the child's attention, and never hit, hit nor, try to divert the child's attention without realizing it; do not let the child go to bed too early, and wait for the child to fall asleep. Let him go back to bed and fall asleep quickly after he falls asleep.