Study on sex hormone levels in children with leg rubbing syndrome

Abstract

 Children's leg-wiping syndrome is a behavior in which children cause sexual excitement by rubbing their legs. It has always been considered a type of behavioral disorder in children. We studied the sex hormone levels of 13 female children diagnosed with the disease, including FSH, HL, and PRL. , E2, vaginal cell smear, uterus and ovary size. It was found that E2 increased by 76.92%, 77.78% of vaginal cell smears were affected by estrogen, and the uterus increased by 46.15%. One of the cases developed precocious puberty after 5 months, indicating that this Children with the disease are accompanied by disorders in sex hormone levels.