Patient's question:
My daughter is now 7 years old and in the first grade. After the mid-term exams, she hasn't attended class for two weeks. Before and after school, she acts as if she's not there, very lively and happy. But when it comes to school, she stops talking and her expression becomes blank. We've tried many methods, but nothing works. I asked her, "Do you like school?" She said, "I like school." I asked, "Then why aren't you going to school?" She said, "I'm scared." I asked, "What are you scared of?" She said, "I don't know." After some persuasion, she agreed to go to school, but when she reached the school gate, she refused to enter. So we had to go back. Now I don't even know how to guide her. When she's happy, you can say anything to her, and you can make her do anything. But when it's time to go to school, she's like a completely different person and won't talk to you about anything.Doctor's answer:
Hello, you can let the child see a psychologist for counseling, communicate more with the child, have a light diet, and look for the child's interests, and communicate with classmates.