Patient's question:
My daughter has been complaining intermittently for three days that something is biting her feet. Upon observation, it is found that internal twitching of the soles of her feet triggers, as if someone is pricking her soles with something. There is no pain when pressing the soles with hands, and the symptoms worsen when the child is calm, with intermittent attacks.Doctor's answer:
The child's sensory integration is insufficient. It is recommended to strengthen practice in the area of sensory integration. Doing any training will lead to positive development. Focus on the area that is lacking. It may be due to excessive tension in the child, causing trembling. Provide more leg massages for the child in daily life to relieve stress. Once the child gains confidence, this situation will no longer occur! This is the best golden period for the child's bone development. As parents, we must stay alert!