Can pseudoprecocious puberty disappear?
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Pseudoprecocious puberty is a disease in which the development of secondary sexual characteristics is inconsistent with the development of gonads, while the testis or ovary itself is not developed, but some secondary sexual characteristics appear ahead of time. The causes are clear, such as thalamus, pineal gland, ovary, adrenal cortex, chorionic epithelium and other parts of the tumor or viral meningitis sequelae, resulting in a large amount of sex hormone secretion. Can pseudoprecocious puberty disappear? Let's talk about it
Can pseudoprecocious puberty disappear?
According to relevant data, 60% of children have pseudo precocious puberty. For parents, it is very necessary to distinguish the true and false of precocious puberty. If a child has false precocious puberty, parents don't need to worry too much. The symptoms of precocious puberty will disappear within two years.
Precocious puberty refers to girls before the age of 8, boys before the age of 9 secondary sexual characteristics or girls before the age of 10 menarche. According to Professor Mu Yiming, precocious puberty is divided into true, false and incomplete. The mechanism of true precocious puberty is the same as the normal development of children, accompanied by the appearance of secondary sexual characteristics, early bone closure and early growth stop.
Pseudoprecocious puberty is caused by abnormal and excessive sources of sex hormones in vivo and in vitro, or by lesions of endocrine glands, gonads or adrenal cortex. Incomplete precocious puberty refers to the development of breasts or pubic hair without other characteristics, which is not controlled by hypothalamic pituitary gonadal axis.
matters needing attention
As long as parents arrange their children's balanced diet of three meals a day, reasonable collocation, they can ensure the supply of all kinds of nutrition needed by children's growth and development. Normal children should not take all kinds of nourishing nutrients, especially do not eat eggs containing sex hormones.