What to eat for children with precocious puberty

Generally, boys who develop secondary sexual characteristics before the age of nine, or girls who develop secondary sexual characteristics before the age of eight, are experiencing precocious puberty. Children's precocious puberty can be either central or peripheral. In the past, children's precocious puberty was divided into two categories: true precocious puberty and false precocious puberty. Light and diet are important causes of precocious puberty in children. Hormones in the diet and light pollution can induce the normal functioning of the central endocrine organs in children's brains.

Nowadays, precocious puberty has become a common endocrine disease in children. Many children are affected by precocious puberty, which brings inconvenience to their growth and development. Diet and nutritional supplements are the main causes of precocious puberty in children. Foods that cause precocious puberty in children generally fall into the following categories: tonic foods that can be used as medicine. Including Cordyceps sinensis, ginseng, dried longan, dried lychee, astragalus, adenophora, etc. This kind of tonic medicinal food will change the child’s normal endocrine environment and cause an imbalance in physical and mental development.

Poultry, especially poultry necks. The vast majority of poultry sold on the market today are fed feed mixed with rapid growth agents. The residues of ripening agents in poultry meat are mainly concentrated in the glands in the head and neck of poultry. Therefore, eating duck necks and goose necks becomes a high-risk behavior that promotes precocious maturity. Off-season vegetables and fruits. Strawberries, grapes, watermelons, tomatoes, etc. in winter, and pears, apples, oranges and peaches that are available early in late spring, are almost all out of season or mature early with the help of growth promoters. They must be avoided for children under 10 years old.

Parents must pay attention to the fact that some children suffer from peripheral precocious puberty, which is often caused by some diseases, such as adrenal tumors, corpus luteum tumors, etc. Therefore, if you discover that your child has precocious puberty, you must go to the hospital for a physical examination in time to rule out the possibility of these diseases as soon as possible.