Patient's question:
The child is only a few days old and has already started menstruating. The breasts have also begun to develop very noticeably. She often tells me that her breasts are bothering her. I took her for a thorough examination, and the doctor said it's a sign of precocious puberty. I want to know the dietary plan for precocious puberty. What can a child with precocious puberty eat?Doctor's answer:
An important feature of precocious puberty is that the bone age of a girl who is six or seven years younger than her peers may already surpass that of a thirteen or fourteen-year-old child when examined with an X-ray of the right hand. Maintain a light and nutritious diet, pay attention to dietary balance, and avoid fasting or consuming stimulating foods. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. Fresh vegetables and fruits contain a large amount of nutrients essential for the human body. Consume more immune-boosting foods such as yam, turtle, mushrooms, kiwi, figs, apples, sardines, honey, milk, and pork liver to enhance the body's disease resistance.