Patient's question:
I'd like to ask a few questions. What should I do about early puberty in children? I've recently noticed some strange behaviors in my child. In theory, they're only 12 years old and shouldn't be aware of these things so soon, but my child has been acting really odd lately.Doctor's answer:
Generally, after the age of 9, children no longer have precocious puberty as they reach sexual maturity. It is recommended to conduct a thorough examination of the child's six sexual hormones to closely observe their progression through puberty and determine if they have reached sexual maturity.At the age of 12, sexual maturity is a normal physiological phenomenon and does not require intervention. Instead, it is advisable to guide the child and provide them with proper sexual education.
In daily life, it is important to ensure the child consumes foods rich in calcium, such as (soy products), (dairy products), and seafood. Encouraging outdoor activities and regular sun exposure, while avoiding excessive overexertion, can promote healthy growth and development.