The child’s stirrups may be related to hyperactivity, colic, calcium deficiency and so on.
1. active: the child is more active, and the child’s cerebral cortex is still developing, if the cerebral cortex is stimulated by the outside world, it may dominate the limb muscles, the phenomenon of stirring the legs.
2. colic: if the child often stirs his legs, there may be colic, because the child’s abdominal muscles are not fully developed, colic may increase abdominal pressure by stirring the legs, to help intestinal peristalsis to relieve the symptoms.
3. Calcium deficiency: children need a lot of nutrients in the process of development, if the child is deficient in calcium, the symptoms of leg stirring may occur.
The child’s stirrups may also be related to localized itching of the legs, physical discomfort such as fever, etc. It is recommended to go to the hospital in time to complete the relevant examinations to identify the cause of the treatment under the guidance of the doctor.