Patient's question:
My daughter is not yet ten years old and has started her period in June of this year. What should I do? Can medication be used to intervene? In July, her period came again, but only a little.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you mentioned above, it cannot be inferred that the child is experiencing precocious puberty. If menstruation is approaching, medication intervention is also not a good suggestion. It is best to have the child undergo bone age X-ray examination. If the bone age is normal, it can be temporarily observed. The patient can use the above methods as supplementary treatment while receiving conventional treatment. In daily diet, it is essential to avoid being overly hungry or overly full, and never overeat.