Patient's question:
Does precocious puberty require medication for treatment?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify your questions. Precocious puberty is something that affects girls, where they develop secondary sexual characteristics before the age of eight, and experience their first menstrual period before the age of nine. This leads to a change in their fertility age, and their height growth also stops, but their mental development does not keep pace. It can cause some social problems and also affect the child's growth and development. In such cases, medication is required to suppress this precocious puberty. The drug commonly used is Dafinl.