Lumps in the breast B ultrasound shows early maturation need to be treated with injections?

Patient's question:

Our daughter is 8 years and 3 months old, with a height of 126.4 cm and a weight of 27.1 kg. In early September, I noticed that her breasts were slightly swollen, so I took her to the hospital for a bone age test, which showed a bone age of 9 years. The ultrasound revealed signs of development, with the uterine body measuring 2.541.052.01 cm and the soft ovary on the right side.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, if the baby has this condition, there is a tendency towards early maturation. It is recommended to intervene early to avoid affecting the child's development. Currently, the medication has little impact on the child's development.
During breast development, it is possible to experience conditions such as excessively small or large breasts, asymmetrical breast development, undeveloped breasts, breast deformation, or the presence of breast lumps. If these conditions are observed, chest muscle development can be achieved through physical exercises, making the breasts fuller, and appropriate treatments can be administered under the guidance of a doctor.

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