Son's Erection problems, please advise.?
Is there anyway he can prevent these or at least discretely hide them, for example if he was to go to the toilet would this help?
I am a single mum with no male to ask for advice,
Please help xx.
Answer:
I have three boys. This happens. You have not said how long is has been going on?
If it is a couple weeks go in and get him checked out. Otherwise it is a little boy who's body is just being a boy's body. I would take him in if this has been going on for weeks though..
Good luck!
Just tell him it's natural and ok, and if his friends want to tease him then what's he doin showin it off?
I'd ask your Dr. If he has an erection, he won't be able to use the bathroom...
Maybe a jock strap would at least make it less noticable.
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It's natural. Tell him to cover it with his coat when he's leaving class.
How old is he?Please speak with a pediatrician about this a. s. a .p.
All little boys get uncontrollable erections tell him it's normal and it means he's becoming a man thats all.
If he is wearing boxers, switch to briefs (they have more control).
Also... he needs to think about something.. anything BUT sex. This will ALSO come in handy when he goes to use it (and wants to last more than a minute or two).
The important thing is... he needs to know that its normal and natural to get them. I am assuming he is getting them earlier than his classmates (this is also normal).
when I was growing up there was a little boy in my class with the same problem. I don't thnk it helped that his mom always put him in sweat pants. It made things more obvious and everyone made fun of him. Maybe get him some jeans and tighter fitting underwear to help contain the problem.
This is very common in young boys (i have 4 of them).It could be he needs to pass water more often,and he's not recognising the signs.
If it's bothering him that much,go and see your doctor.
Try putting him in looser fitting underwear and trousers,to see if this helps to reduce the visibility of his problem.
You may find this disappears as quickly as it started,so don't panic.
Its an unfortunate part of growing up, but i'd of thought he could hide it, most lads do.
Tell him to change his seating position, tensing a leg can make it go away, pushing his knuckle into the desk, sitting bolt upright with a tense back, anything like that to concentrate the blood flow elsewhere. Tighter pants can help as do baggy jumpers too !
I feel sorry for him, if you aren't told its normal it can terrify you, its amazing what things you can make up that might be wrong with you. I hope you've had the "wetdreams" conversation, thats essential, not knowing what that was messed me up for years.
Oh, and tell him not to ride home on a vibrating bus !
It's only natural for this to happen, and for him to be embarrassed. Sometimes going to the toilet can help, as an extreme urge to urinate can cause an erection.
Tell him not to worry, all children mature at a different rate, in a few months the boys that are teasing him now will also go through it.
You don't want to stop it and you can't.
Its part of the changes in his body. Its normal and safe. Nothing to worry about.
This is more of psychological problem and not a physical one.
But you have to be there to give him advice so not to make it difficult for his feelings towards his classmates.
just tell him to tell the other kids that if his peepee is tanding up that means he is a real men this will stop the other children form makeing fun of him
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