Patient's question:
My daughter is in fourth grade this year. Since last year, she has been showing noticeable signs of breast development, which are much larger than those of her peers. Additionally, she has started growing some hair in her private area, and her weight has increased. I am very concerned about her early puberty, and we have already made dietary improvements.Doctor's answer:
According to your situation, precocious puberty can be divided into true precocious puberty and pseudo-precocious puberty: True precocious puberty, also known as complete precocious puberty, refers to the early establishment of puberty in the hypothalamus. Hanging. Corpse. Egg? On the basis of the maturation of the "hormonal axis," secondary sexual characteristics appear, boys have nocturnal emissions, and girls have ovulation. Pseudo-precocious puberty is also known as incomplete precocious puberty. Children with precocious puberty only have breast development, pubic hair growth, or menstrual cramps, without gonadal development, ovulation, and fertility. Most children with precocious puberty are accompanied by early bone development and early epiphyseal closure. Guidance: Hello, I recommend that if your child has the above symptoms, please take them to the hospital as soon as possible to avoid missing the best treatment window. Check if the baby's development is abnormal, otherwise it should be normal.