What are the effects of precocious puberty in children?

Precocious puberty in children mainly refers to the early appearance of sexual characteristics in children. The early appearance of sexual characteristics in children has a relatively large impact on the children, and the most direct impact is on the children's psychology. However, a large number of parents lack sexual knowledge in this regard and believe that precocious puberty in children does not cause much harm. But this is not the case. The following article will introduce to parents in detail the impact of precocious puberty in children.

It distracts children and affects their study. 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.

It can cause systemic endocrine disorders in children. We know that precocious puberty itself is an endocrine disease, but there are individual differences in the degree of endocrine disorders in children, that is, there are differences in severity and urgency. Children with mild symptoms mainly show an imbalance in sex hormone levels, while children with severe symptoms will suffer from systemic endocrine disorders. For example, hyperfunction of the adrenal cortex can cause systemic hirsutism in children. Conversely, children with hypofunction of the adrenal cortex will show reduced and dry hair, and even loss of pubic and axillary hair.

The two points mentioned above are the main impacts that precocious puberty will have on children. I hope that through the introduction of the above two points, parents of children can be more vigilant and pay more attention to the phenomenon of precocious puberty in their children. Only in this way can we ensure that every child can grow up healthily during their growth and development period.