Patient's question:
Suddenly noticed a lump in the right breast, and when touching it carefully, it feels a bit like a breast nodule, but I'm not sure if it's like the features mentioned online about infant precocious puberty. Shouldn't a child be this size without such a hard lump? The baby is quite tall among her peers, and many say she doesn't look like a 14-month-old child. Some say she looks more like a nearly 2-year-old. SOS!Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Just noticed it yesterday, and there was no such lump a month ago. What assistance is needed: Can the presence of a breast nodule (or lump) in this case be inferred as a feature of infant precocious puberty?
Doctor's answer:
The child is one year old and has a lump on the right chest. It requires careful attention and care. Does the child have any pain? Generally, children this young would not exhibit signs of early intellectual development or accelerated growth.Advice: Are there any medications that are completely unnecessary for the child? It's important to pay attention to appropriately digesting calcium and taking fish oil supplements. Steroid medications should be used sparingly. Continue to closely monitor the situation.
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