Patient's question:
My daughter just turned 18 years old and noticed breast development. She was sent to the provincial children's hospital for a thorough examination, where she was diagnosed with true precocious puberty with a bone age of 8.8 weeks. The doctor prescribed traditional Chinese medicine for half a month. Is traditional Chinese medicine effective? Can it control bone age growth?Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Normal, girls generally start entering the stage of puberty development around age 9, and breast development begins. It's not greatly affected by birth. Pay close attention to nutrition; children's appetite now needs to be similar to that of adults, sometimes even more than adults. Menstruation is expected to be delayed to around age 12. The patient needs to cultivate a good habit of regular sleep and wake times, persist in treatment, and maintain a light diet while doing aerobic exercise. Only in this way can the body's immunity be boosted and the risk of illness reduced.