2023年July

Characteristics of inner thigh walking as seen from questionnaires
Children's Inner Thigh Walking Questionnaire Analysis ★ From the inner thigh questionnaire received on the Inner Thigh Walking Research Center Consultation Form (41 people in the consultation form) (1) Age (2) Gender (3) Children's worries (4) Pechanko sitting rate This time, we will answer the above four questions. (1) Age 5 years old or younger was the largest number of 12 people, and the others ranged from 5~7 people. (2) Gender Gender tends to be overwhelmingly boys, with 30 boys and 11 girls. This is also the case for the children who come to the clinic, and it seems that there is a tolerance for the inner thighs of girls. (3) Children's worries When asked about children's concerns, all 41 respondents answered that they were walking on their inner thighs, and 19 respondents said that they were worried about slouching when they fell often. In addition, 14 children felt that the way they walked was strange, 8 had flat feet, and 7 had pain in their feet or knees. Children who walk on their inner thighs often fall as well as the children who come to the hospital, and many children tend to fall by hooking them on their own feet. (4) Pechanko sitting rate 78% of children who always do this, sometimes do it, or used to do it. This probability is about the same for children who come to the hospital, so I think it can be said that there is a clear correlation between inner thigh walking and pechanko sitting. Discussion: This was a consultation questionnaire on the site that started one year ago, and as many as 41 parents responded. From these figures, we can see that there are more children who suffer from walking on their inner thighs than we imagined. In addition, the most common age was 5 years old or younger, but this is because the average age is lower than that of patients who come to the hospital, and parents who are worried about it from 5 years old or younger are following up for 2-3 years and there are many children who come to the hospital without change. I'm guessing. By gender, the fact that there are more boys at the same rate among the children who come to the clinic indicates that parents tend to be more concerned about boys' inner thighs. As for the concerns of children, all 41 respondents answered that they had inner thighs. In addition, 19 respondents answered that they often fall and their posture is slouched. Children with inner thigh gait often fall. However, when treating children who come to the hospital, the effect of the treatment can be immediately seen as "it is that they do not fall". On the contrary, it is a hunchback that is difficult to cure. In order to improve this hunchback, I think it is necessary to reform our daily consciousness. There are a certain number of people who have strange gait, flat feet, and pain in their feet and knees, just like the children who come to the hospital. Other common concerns were voiced such as arching over and standing with crossed hips and legs. Lastly, as mentioned above, it was clarified from this survey that Pechanko sitting is an outfit that is easy for children with inner thigh walking to sit on. The prevalence of children who came to the clinic was also high, but this time it was also seen in 78% of children, so I think it can be concluded that there is a correlation. This is also not included in the questionnaire, but there is also a characteristic of the way you sleep. Prone sleeping is common in children who walk on their inner thighs. However, just because you sleep upwards does not mean that you will not be able to walk on your inner thigh. We will continue to study the correlation with this sleeping style. Last but not least, I would like to thank all the parents who answered the questionnaire this time for their cooperation. Naoaki Kizu LanguageThis page has been automatically translated. Please note that it may differ from the original content.