Patient's question:
A 11-month-old female infant has recently been found to have hard lumps the size of peanut kernels in both breasts (similar to mammary glands), but without any pain. Additionally, there are no other abnormal conditions in the infant. Is this normal? What kind of help is desired: Hope for a judgment from an experienced doctor.Doctor's answer:
Absolutely nothing. This condition is a temporary physical response caused by certain hormones from the mother's body, transmitted through the blood to the fetus during pregnancy. After a period of time, the hard lump disappears. This is very normal, many children may experience this, and it has no effect on the body, let alone precocious puberty. Don't worry! The above is "Is it precocious?" Hope it helps you, and wish you good health.