Patient's question:
I would like to inquire that my daughter is now nine years and four and a half months old. Her breast development has grown to the size of an egg. Could you please tell me what precautions should be taken? Around the age of nine, when I noticed a bit of breast development, I had her checked, and the doctor said it was precocious puberty. I had breast and uterine ultrasounds done.Doctor's answer:
Girls over nine years old do not develop early. It is recommended to avoid giving children foods rich in estrogen, such as soy products, honey, and not to eat too much milk. Try to keep it light and avoid fried and puffed foods. Additionally, it is recommended to strengthen exercise and do more high jump exercises to promote height growth. Calcium, iron, and zinc tablets can be taken. Under normal circumstances, girls begin breast development at the age of nine, so the child's condition is normal, not precocious.