Symptoms of precocious puberty in boys

When it comes to the word precocious puberty, many parents are extremely concerned, because in today's society, precocious puberty in children is no longer a new topic. Precocious puberty can be divided into psychological precocity and sexual precocity. So, what are the manifestations of sexual precocity in boys? This problem often affects boys' study and normal life, and in severe cases it can affect their physical health, so parents are very concerned about this.

Precocious puberty in boys is still very common in today's society, but it often affects children's normal life and often has a certain impact on children's psychology. After all, precocious puberty in boys is not something that most boys will experience, so they will inevitably be excluded in many cases. So, let’s talk specifically about the manifestations of precocious puberty in boys.

When a man shows signs of sexual maturity before reaching the age of sexual maturity, it is called precocious puberty. The signs of male sexual maturity are the development of male genitals into adult form and the appearance of secondary male characteristics, such as enlargement of the testicles and scrotum, growth and thickening of the penis, the appearance of pubic hair, beard, and armpit hair, a coarser and deeper voice, larger Adam's apple, taller stature, and even penile erection and ejaculation. If a boy shows the above characteristics before the age of 10, he can be diagnosed with precocious puberty.

The incidence of precocious puberty in children has increased from 0.5% to 1.3% and is still rising. A normal child grows 5 cm per year, while a child with precocious puberty, such as a 7-year-old child, may grow 10 cm per year. However, he will stop growing at the age of 14, and his final height will be lower than that of his peers. For some children, the cause of precocious puberty may be compression caused by intracranial tumors. If not treated in time, it will endanger the patient's life. Psychologically speaking, children with precocious puberty are confused about their physical changes and often feel that they are different from their peers, which leads to psychological problems such as inferiority complex. Moreover, precocious puberty will make children fertile too early, easily lead to premature love, and even cause social problems such as little girls getting pregnant and little boys committing sexual crimes. It can be said that there are many dangers.

The Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment Network for Precocious Puberty and Short Stature, with a team of experts headed by Director Zhang Mibao, has summarized twenty years of clinical experience and adopted the Traditional Chinese Medicine Zhizheng Therapy, which is based on "strengthening the spleen and resolving phlegm, nourishing the kidney and soothing the liver", to develop the Zhizheng series of traditional Chinese medicines. The basis of treatment is to strengthen the spleen and aid transportation, resolve phlegm and promote qi circulation, so that phlegm can be transformed into qi smoothly, the spleen is healthy and phlegm cannot be generated; it is supplemented by nourishing the kidney and clearing heat, bitter and cold herbs to strengthen yin, to prevent and treat the reckless virtual fire from damaging the true yin, and to soothe the liver, promote qi circulation, purge fire and disperse nodules. Treat both the symptoms and the root cause, so that Qi can flow and transform phlegm, relieve stagnation and resolve stagnation, restore Yin fluid, eliminate evil heat, and slowly bring on menstruation. At the same time, combined with ear acupuncture treatment, it can achieve the effect of unblocking meridians, regulating yin and yang, and harmonizing internal organs. It can eliminate the secondary sexual characteristics of children with various precocious puberty in a short period of time, slow down the increase in bone age, and ultimately improve the height of children. The treatment course is short, the effect is quick, the price is low, and there are no toxic side effects.

To sum up, I believe most of our parents understand the symptoms of precocious puberty in boys. In fact, as mentioned above, the symptoms of precocious puberty in boys are generally: enlarged testicles, growth and thickening of the penis, the appearance of armpit hair, pubic hair, penile erection, etc. before the age of ten. These are all manifestations of precocious puberty in boys, so our parents need to pay close attention.