How to relieve split leg syndrome?

Many children suffer from crossed legs syndrome. You may be unfamiliar with this professional term. In fact, crossed legs syndrome means that children like to clamp the thighs of their feet together and then twist their bodies. At the same time, they will produce a kind of sexual impulse and pleasure. Many children do not know that this is a bad behavior, and some parents tend to ignore this issue. In fact, this problem will not affect the child’s future growth.

Cross-leg syndrome is a habitual bad behavior in children characterized by squeezing the legs together and constantly rubbing the perineum, which can produce a sexual impulse and pleasure when the legs are squeezed and twisted.

This disease will not affect the child's future growth and can be treated from the following aspects:

1. Raise awareness: Once parents find that their children have signs of seizures, they should remain calm and not be nervous. They should not scold or punish the children, nor should they forcibly stop the seizure.

2. Timely diversion: When the child is about to have an attack or is having an attack, parents should pretend nothing has happened and pick up the child and walk around, or give the child toys to play with, or "amuse" the child, or take the child out to play in order to divert the child's attention.

3. Keep a regular schedule: Develop a good habit of sleeping on time, don’t go to bed too early at night, and don’t get up late in the morning to reduce the chance of "leg clamping" occurring.

4. Reasons for removal: Parents should pay attention to the hygiene of the child's perineum and remove various adverse stimuli; if the child has pinworms, eczema, etc., seek medical treatment in time. Mothers should give children more emotional warmth, interact with their children more often, avoid letting children feel lonely and bored, cultivate children's broad interests, guide them to participate in more outdoor activities, and cultivate interest in the outside world to divert their attention.

The above are some answers to how to relieve lower leg syndrome. In fact, parents do not need to make a fuss, nor do they need to discriminate against their children because of this problem. Children cannot distinguish between right and wrong and need guidance from adults. Once a child shows symptoms of split-leg syndrome, parents should pay attention to guiding him and also check whether the child has perineal disease.