Patient's question:
Daughter is still very young this year, but for a while I noticed her breasts had become very large. However, she had not yet started her period, so I took her to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said it was pseudoprecocious puberty, and her breasts would fade away later. Now I've noticed her breasts have faded. What should I do if the breasts fade after pseudoprecocious puberty?Doctor's answer:
If it is pseudo-early maturity, it will generally stabilize on its own after positive dietary adjustments, so it is important to pay attention to rest and avoid pressure. It is recommended that after entering puberty, it will usually reappear and natural growth and development will occur again. Therefore, it is advisable to give the child light foods or digestive vitamins for conditioning and observation. However, avoid oily foods, and engage in aerobic exercise together for better coordination.