Patient's question:
Daughter is 8 years and 11 months old, weighing 100 jin, with a height of 1.45 meters, bone age of 12.2, and has grown a small amount of pubic hair. Is this considered precocious puberty? Based on the bone age, approximately when will she experience menarche, and how tall can she grow? How should it be treated? Does it require hormone injections? Will it make her gain more weight?Doctor's answer:
Daughter is 8 years and 11 months old, weighing 100 kilograms, with a height of 1.45 meters, bone age of 12.2, and a small amount of pubic hair. This is not true precocious puberty. There is no correlation between bone age and menstruation. She can still grow taller. Six hormone tests and a B examination of the uterine appendages are needed for comprehensive analysis and judgment.Advice: Control your weight and lose weight. In fact, if your calorie intake is less than your calorie expenditure, you will lose weight. The amount of calories consumed through the same activity is the same for everyone. "Savers" eat less than others and do not lose weight. Taking oral supplements daily with a good memory membrane will ensure the supply of vitamins and trace elements to the body, which can be done with peace of mind. The amount of food can be greatly reduced, and when hunger is unbearable, eat small amounts of low-calorie foods like tomatoes and cucumbers to fill the hunger.