Patient's question:
Daughter is 10 years old this year. Recently, when giving her a bath, it was found that the breasts had hardened again, showing signs of growth and development. How is precocious puberty treated in children? Because the child had allergens when she was young, many foods could not be eaten. She has been digesting trace elements since she was very young. She also dislikes eating foods like eggs.Doctor's answer:
A 10-year-old girl has hard lumps in her breasts, indicating that her breasts have already begun to develop, which is a normal phenomenon. There is no precocious puberty. If a child under the age of eight experiences this again, it may indicate precocious puberty. As the child gradually transitions into puberty, parents should pay close attention. Avoid giving the child fast food or food containing hormones. Instead, provide the child with foods rich in high-quality protein, and encourage them to eat more vegetables and fruits.