What are the symptoms of precocious puberty in boys?

While people's living standards have greatly improved now, more and more children are experiencing precocious puberty. Regardless of whether it is a boy or a girl, the harm of precocious puberty is very great. To identify this problem for the child, we first need to improve nutrition. In addition, we need to consider the child's living environment. For example, children who live in a polluted environment for a long time are more likely to experience precocious puberty. So what are the symptoms of precocious puberty in boys?

Symptoms of precocious puberty in boys :

It is very common for children to have precocious puberty nowadays. Therefore, I would like to remind all parents and friends to pay more attention to their children's development. Once symptoms of precocious puberty appear, they should seek medical attention in time. Otherwise, it will have many adverse effects on the healthy growth of their children. They must pay more attention to it.

First of all, when a boy shows signs of precocious puberty, he will initially show symptoms of voice change. Usually, the voice of a boy under 10 is relatively immature, but once a child shows signs of precocious puberty, the voice will begin to become a little shrill, and then a little coarse, and some fine hairs can be found on the boy's lips. Although the child is young, he will still have a Adam's apple. In addition, boys with precocious puberty will also grow taller faster.

Secondly, you will find that the man’s breasts have enlarged. The breast development of boys with precocious puberty is the same as that of girls. The reason for this phenomenon is actually closely related to the secretion of estrogen by the boy's testicles. The estrogen level of some children can increase in a short period of time, which usually disappears naturally within a few months, but for some children it will last for 1 to 2 years. For some children, only one nipple will enlarge, and sometimes there will be tenderness, but no treatment is required.

The scrotum of boys with precocious puberty will also increase in size and pigmentation. In addition to some fine hairs growing on the lips, boys also have some long, thin, light-colored hairs growing on their armpits and pubic areas.

To sum up, I believe that the majority of parents and friends should have a certain understanding of the symptoms of precocious puberty in boys. Here I hope that everyone can learn more and pay attention to the development of their children. Because precocious puberty is very harmful to children, it is necessary to detect and treat it in time.