What are the symptoms of precocious puberty in girls

The phenomenon of precocious puberty is very common for girls, because many girls are born with a more mature mind, which indirectly leads to their own precocious puberty. Precocious puberty mainly refers to a girl's development age much earlier than that of ordinary girls, so girls should understand what symptoms they will have if they experience precocious puberty.

Feature 1. Breast development

During puberty, the most obvious sign of precocious puberty in girls is breast development. Generally speaking, girls' normal development mainly occurs between the ages of 10 and 15, during which time their secondary physiological characteristics will gradually become obvious. But if precocious puberty occurs, these physiological characteristics will appear earlier, especially breast development.

Feature 2. Appearance of armpit hair

When girls are young, their body hair is not very obvious. As they grow older, their armpit hair and other hair will gradually start to grow again. If a child develops armpit hair at an early age, it proves that the child has a tendency towards precocious puberty. At this time, parents need to pay more attention to their children's every move in order to make better judgments.

Feature 3. Menstruation

Menstruation is a process that every woman must go through in her life. Generally speaking, menstruation occurs between the ages of 10 and 15. If menstruation occurs too late, it means that the child may have developmental delays due to malnutrition and other reasons; if menstruation occurs too early, it means that the child is suffering from precocious puberty.

Feature 4. Early bone age

Children's growth and development generally stops gradually between the ages of 18 and 24, and some children stop growing in height when they are in their teens, which is most likely caused by precocious puberty. Especially for girls, if their height no longer grows, it is very likely caused by premature closure of bone age due to precocious puberty.

The above is an introduction to the characteristics of precocious puberty in girls. I hope parents can pay more attention to their children’s growth in daily life. Precocious puberty is not a disease, but it will have a certain impact on the child's future growth. Therefore, it is hoped that children and parents can communicate more in daily life and seek solutions in a timely manner when this situation occurs.