Patient's question:
Onset of precocious puberty: 2009.02.23Laboratory test results: Precocious puberty
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Currently, no treatment has been sought. It is just to understand its effectiveness.
Doctor's answer:
Applicable to children with precocious puberty (girls before the age of 8, boys before the age of 10). Adverse effects: Initial ovarian impact may cause girls to experience a recurrence of extremely minimal vaginal bleeding. As in adults, children have also been reported to experience allergic reactions, such as hives, rash, itching, and rarely recurrence of Quincke edema (Angioedema). Many children experience abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, headache, hot flashes, normal weight, hypertension, emotional disturbances, fever, visual abnormalities, and pain at the site of anesthesia.