What are the consequences of precocious puberty?

Precocious puberty is often a disease suffered by many children. This disease is generally inseparable from diet. Perhaps in the eyes of many parents, they think that their children are just developing early, but this will not only lead to early development, but also affect the normal height. Precocious puberty is accompanied by rapid bone growth and development. Although the child's body seems to develop faster than his peers, the time to stop development will be earlier.

Precocious puberty is often caused by endocrine diseases, which are more common in girls than boys. Children with precocious puberty still need timely treatment. If parents ignore it, it will cause psychological barriers to children's growth, affect learning, height barriers, endocrine disorders and other hazards. The specific manifestations are:

1. Psychological barriers:

Although children with precocious puberty develop their sexual characteristics earlier, their psychological and intellectual development level is still at the actual age level. The premature appearance of sexual characteristics and development of reproductive organs can cause psychological disorders in immature children. In particular, seeing that their own sexual traits are different from those of people around them can easily cause children to feel inferior. This kind of mentality is likely to leave sequelae in their adulthood.

2. Impact on learning:

It should be said that the appearance of sexual characteristics and the development of reproductive organs will definitely distract children, especially girls. Early menstruation often makes them feel uneasy, shy and nervous. At the same time, girls' bodies develop too early and they are unable to deal with the impact of menstruation on their lives. In addition, the imbalance in physical and psychological development also brings many inconveniences to their lives, which is bound to affect children's reading and learning.

3. Height barrier

Children with precocious puberty often experience accelerated bone growth, making them appear taller than other children of the same age. In fact, this is only a temporary phenomenon. Due to the early stimulation of sex hormones, the closure of the epiphysis will be greatly advanced, and the growth period will be shortened accordingly. That is, the long bone shaft and epiphysis will close prematurely and stop growing. Generally speaking, girls can only grow about 5 cm on average within 3 years after their menarche and boys can only grow about 5 cm on average within 3 years after their first nocturnal emission. Therefore, children with precocious puberty will eventually be shorter than their peers.

I believe everyone has already understood the consequences of precocious puberty. While paying attention to precocious puberty, everyone can correctly observe the child's body movements. For example, if a child develops much earlier than other children of the same age before reaching the age, you should take the child to the hospital for examination in time to avoid precocious puberty delaying the child's life.