What are the symptoms of early development in girls?

When girls reach puberty, they will begin to develop sexuality and show many obvious female characteristics. The most obvious manifestation is breast development and the growth of pubic hair. In addition, some girls will experience premature development. This is related to many factors. For example, it may be caused by genetic factors. It is also closely related to the child’s incorrect diet structure. So what are the manifestations of premature development in girls?

What are the symptoms of early development in girls?

The earliest breast pain in girls usually occurs between the ages of 9 and 13. At this time, girls' breasts begin to develop and they will have a slight feeling of pain. After menarche, the swelling and pain will disappear on its own as the breasts mature. At this time, a harder lump can be felt under the nipple and areola. The boundary is not clear and it is slightly painful to touch. It is about the size of a bean or a peanut. As age increases, this lump gradually grows larger, becomes softer, and grows diffusely. Can develop at different times.

Guidance:

Breast pain that occurs during breast development should be considered physiological breast pain. There is no need to be afraid and no treatment is required. Most girls will experience this phenomenon during breast development. For this reason, we should explain clearly to children that this is a phenomenon in human development and eliminate their fear.

Generally, girls' breasts begin to develop when they are 9 to 10 years old. The breast tissue increases and the breast appearance also increases. After 4 to 5 years of development, around the age of 15, the breasts have taken shape and become fuller.

Guidance:

Generally speaking, the early or late breast development and size of girls during puberty are related to their personal physique and genetic factors.

It is normal to have that feeling when the breasts begin to develop. By the age of 15, the breasts will have taken shape and you will no longer feel that pain. If it still hurts, it is abnormal.

The specific characteristics of early development in girls include: after girls enter puberty, as the mammary glands develop and mature, the chest lines become increasingly obvious. The breasts are one of the most obvious secondary sexual characteristics of girls. Accompanied by menstruation, it may be a manifestation of precocious puberty. The internal and external genitalia develop and enlarge, the labia minora have pigmentation, white secretions appear in the vagina, accompanied by redistribution of subcutaneous fat, early age of menarche, and possible ovulatory menstruation. Premenstrual menstruation can be diagnosed as precocious puberty.