Signs and Symptoms of Child Sexual Abuse Disclosure by child (very rare). Excessive masturbation. Sexual acting out with other children. Bedwetting & soiling (after potty training). Nightmares. Abrupt change in behavior, uncharacteristic anger, isolation or withdrawal. Age inappropriate knowledge of sex. Constantly talks about sex. Constant vaginal discharge. Physical evidence (very rare). Venereal disease. Difficulty walking or sitting. Sleeps too much or too little. Depression, crying over insignificant matters. Fear of bathroom. Fear of a certain person. Excessive crying. Exhibiting violent behavior. Wearing many layers of clothing. Bleeding in vagina or anus. These are only some of the signs and symptoms. Beware of over-zealous identification. If several signs are present do not question your child or ask leading questions. Contact a professional (ie: therapists or MASA @ 704-895-0489). MASA Welcome Page Upcoming Conferences Books On Abuse How To Reach Us What Is CSA? How Can I Help MASA? Child Molestor ID Line Mission Statement Problem Statement Children's Rights Signs & Symptoms of Child Sexual Abuse Related Links Pages created and maintained by SLIK Designs Copyright© 1994-2000 All Rights Reserved. ICU Global Any Reproduction in whole or part is strictly prohibited. Last updated: 12/11/2000