Patient's question:
Hello, recently chatting with my sisters, we talked about early puberty in children. Doctor, how can you predict if a child is experiencing precocious puberty? What are the characteristics of precocious puberty? If a child shows signs of precocious puberty again, what should I do? How can you guide the child?Doctor's answer:
Hello, friend, I am very happy to help you solve your problem. The re-emergence of precocious puberty in children is generally characterized by signs before the age of 18. Girls have experienced menarche again, and their body hair has become denser, pubic hair has grown, and their breasts are more developed—these are all signs of precocious puberty in girls. For boys, signs include a weak Adam's apple, a voice that has matured into an adult tone, denser body hair, the re-emergence of pubic hair, and frequent erections of the penis—these are the specific manifestations of precocious puberty in boys.