Patient's question:
My daughter will be ten years old on October 6th, and she had her first menstrual period on November 4th. Currently, she is 140.3 cm tall and weighs 37 kilograms. Bone age testing showed she is 11.9 years old. After a series of tests including pituitary examinations, the doctor said she falls under central precocious puberty.Doctor's answer:
I suggest it's best to go to the hospital for a follow-up check-up, rather than blindly choosing to use it, because even if it is used, it will have a certain impact on oneself. Therefore, I recommend going to the hospital for a check-up (injection is not necessarily required when it is not absolutely necessary). Hello, the girl is 10 years old and has experienced menarche. The determined bone age is greater than one year and nine months. She is now diagnosed with precocious puberty. Acetate leuprorelin sustained-release microspheres can be used. The therapeutic effect is greater than the negative reaction. It will not affect fertility.