What are the effects of precocious puberty?

Nowadays, more and more children eat food that is rich in additives or hormones. There may be no abnormalities if they eat it once or twice, but if they eat too much, it will affect the development of children and directly cause precocious puberty. At this time, parents must not let their children eat junk food, and it is best to eat green food.

He is not tall. Due to the rapid development of bones, the growth cycle of children with precocious puberty will be significantly shortened, and there will not be enough time for development, which will ultimately make their height shorter than that of ordinary people when they grow up. About half of children with true precocious puberty will eventually reach a height of less than 150cm.

Depressed personality. Children with precocious puberty may carry a heavy mental burden prematurely because they are different from their peers in body shape and appearance, and may develop feelings of inferiority, fear and anxiety, which will have a long-term negative impact on their future mental health.

Endocrine disorders. Precocious puberty itself is an endocrine disease, but the degree of endocrine disorders in children varies from person to person, that is, there are differences in severity and urgency. Children with mild symptoms mainly show imbalance in sex hormone levels, while children with severe symptoms will develop or be combined with other endocrine dysfunctions and show more clinical manifestations.

1. During the period of development of secondary sexual characteristics, people are prone to emotional instability and distraction.

With the increase in sex hormone levels and the onset of puberty, children are prone to mood swings, instability, liking the opposite sex, liking sexual cultural works, and are easily distracted. If parents do not pay enough attention and do not guide them properly, some children will experience a decline in academic performance or even some abnormal behaviors.

2. Increase the trouble of nursing and the inconvenience of daily life.

It is very common for girls aged 9-10 to have menstruation at present. The children are still young, and many of them rely on their parents to take care of their daily lives. It is really troublesome to deal with things like menstruation. Many children have not yet matured, their sex hormone cycles have not yet been well formed, and their uterus and ovaries have not developed well. Therefore, they often have irregular menstruation within 1-2 years after menarche, short cycles, once every 10 days or more, long menstrual periods, heavy blood loss, abdominal pain during menstruation, etc., which put an extra burden on the children.

3. Impact on adult height.

Puberty is the second fast-paced period in life. As growth accelerates, bone age also increases rapidly, thus resulting in the phenomenon of advancement. When the bone age reaches 15-16 years old, the epiphysis tends to close and growth tends to stop. Therefore, children with precocious puberty are often taller than other children of the same age at the time, but because their growth ends early, they may end up being shorter than others. Especially for children who are not tall when they start to grow and whose growth rate is not fast, their adult height will usually be affected.

The above article explains to us in detail the effects of precocious puberty. Because precocious puberty itself is an endocrine disease, when people suffer from this disease, it will cause endocrine disorders, and may even make their emotions more unstable and unable to concentrate.