Patient's question:
My daughter is just 10 years old, but when I took her to the bathroom to take a bath last time, I found that her breasts had already started to develop. Last month, she also had a little bit of menstruation. Is it possible that she won't grow taller because she developed so early? Can early puberty in children be treated?Doctor's answer:
The child is ten years old and has a lump in their chest, which contains a lump, indicating that the child has already started to develop. This is also normal. Under normal circumstances, girls around the age of 10 begin to develop breasts normally. You can also take the child to the growth and development department to check if they have entered puberty. You can take him to a regular large hospital for a check-up and listen to the doctor's advice, which will be beneficial for treatment.