What is female leg-clip syndrome?

For some girls, the phenomenon of "squeezing legs" often occurs. Some of them said it was masturbation, but because they were not very familiar with masturbation, the beauties could not deal with this situation objectively. After the secondary sexual characteristics appear in the normal development stage of human beings, some children will have the phenomenon of leg clamping in daily life during the tender stage. This may be very worrying for parents. Some parents may think that their children have already had precocious puberty. So what should girls do with leg clamping syndrome? Let's take a look together below!

What is leg pinch syndrome?

A 9-year-old girl often had difficulty concentrating in class. She swayed on the desk and chair, and sometimes her legs suddenly became straight and her face flushed and sweated. The teacher's repeated reprimands were ineffective, and the ADHD treatment was also ineffective. She went to the hospital for a brain CT scan, EEG and other tests, all of which were normal. Finally, she was diagnosed with "leg clamp syndrome" at the outpatient clinic of the sexual psychology health department of the hospital.

This is a physiological phenomenon that is common in preschool children, especially girls. There are many reasons for this situation, such as unclean private parts, tight underwear, sexual abuse and other factors that cause excessive tension in the private parts. When you squeeze your legs and shake them, you can feel sexual excitement and pleasure, and when your legs are straight, it means that you have achieved sexual pleasure. The leg-clip syndrome does not mean that children have poor self-control ability, but after cultivating this habit for a long time, they will feel insecure and afraid, which will affect their mental and physical development.

Experts believe that penis or clitoral erection is caused by a series of reflex activities and is a normal phenomenon. Children will develop this instinctive physiological need from about 1 to 2 years old. Therefore, parents do not need to panic when this happens. Under the guidance of a doctor, the psychological and behavioral corrections can be managed or controlled.

In addition, be careful not to let children wear tight pants, keep the vagina clean, do not touch the children's sexual organs at will, and do not play with them. This phenomenon is less common in girls after the age of 10, but masturbation with a more specific purpose may also occur.

What to do if a girl has leg-clip syndrome

1. Improve awareness: Because many doctors still do not have enough knowledge of this disease, the key to preventing it is to discover it as early as possible and diagnose it as early as possible. Once parents notice that their children have this symptom, they should consult an expert in child psychology as soon as possible. Parents should understand the characteristics of this syndrome and do not need to blame or punish the patient, nor forcibly dissuade him or her from developing the disease.

2. Immediately transfer: When the patient is about to become ill or has already become ill, parents should pretend to be nonchalant and pick up the patient and take him for a walk, or give the patient small toys to play with, or "amuse" the patient, or take the patient out to play in order to divert the child's attention. If you can persist, it will generally be effective.

3. Keep a regular schedule: Develop a good habit of sleeping on time. Don’t have sex too early at night and don’t stay up late in the morning to reduce the chance of “leg clamping”.

4. Eliminate the cause: Parents should pay attention to the hygiene of the patient's vulva and eliminate various adverse irritants. Parents should also pay attention to creating a good family atmosphere for patients and give their children enough warmth and care. If the patient has pinworms, eczema, etc., seek medical treatment immediately.

5. Special cases: For patients with a long medical history and difficult-to-treat condition, medication can be used under the specific guidance of a physician.