Patient's question:
Girl, born in November 2000, height 135cm, weight 30kg, breast development has begun, leukorrhea has appeared, MRI has been performed, brain is normal.Doctor's answer:
Early puberty can indeed cause significant harm to children and should be treated early. It is believed that this is mainly due to the consumption of food containing sex hormones. In today's society, driven by economic interests, producers sacrifice the health of the majority of consumers to achieve high yields and early market entry in order to gain more economic benefits. They recklessly produce and use various hormones and ripening agents to accelerate the ripening of agricultural and sideline products. When people consume such food, they are also affected by the ripening process, which poses great harm.It should be noted that off-season fruits and vegetables, such as strawberries, watermelons, and lychees that are prematurely harvested, should not be given to children. Additionally, poultry and meat products should avoid feeding children the reproductive organs, as this can reduce harm, minimize losses, and alleviate suffering. Wishing your child a speedy recovery!