Patient's question:
My child is now eight years old, but they haven't lost their baby teeth yet. However, I've heard that many children lose their baby teeth around the age of six, and I'm not sure what to expect for my child. Could you please tell me if it's better for a child to lose their baby teeth early or late?Doctor's answer:
It is not normal for a baby to develop prematurely, which is caused by abnormal hormone secretion in the body. This can have a significant impact on the child, leading to short stature. In such cases, it is necessary to visit the hospital early for blood tests and to use medication to block the condition. Regular check-ups should be conducted to monitor hormone levels, and physical exercise should be performed to regulate the body's constitution. The diet should avoid meat containing hormones. Seasonal fruits and vegetables, eels, strawberries, and similar items should be avoided as much as possible. If consumed, only a small amount should be eaten.