Patient's question:
My child's chest development is a bit uneven. Now that I understand everything else, I suspect it might be precocious puberty. I want to know what the signs of precocious puberty are in children?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the child has thick chest fat, but there have been no repeated occurrences of hard lumps or swelling. It is likely caused by obesity.Suggestions: Try to limit the child's intake of sweet snacks and reduce consumption of high-fat, high-calorie meat foods. You can increase the intake of foods like milk, soy products, eggs, fish, and shrimp to help digest calcium and protein and ensure nutritional supply. Additionally, appropriate physical activity can help control weight.