How to educate children with precocious puberty

Children's precocious puberty requires adjustments and education from families, hospitals, school management and other departments in order to better help children correct the problem of precocious puberty. First of all, attention should be paid to diet, because many foods may contain hormones, and excessive consumption can lead to precocious puberty. Environmental factors, psychological education and physiological examinations all need to be diagnosed.

To effectively prevent and treat precocious puberty in children requires the participation of families, hospitals, schools, management departments, administrative agencies, cultural groups, law enforcement units, radio propaganda and the entire population.

(1) Dietary management: The occurrence of precocious puberty is closely related to food. Farmed poultry, ripened fruits, certain nutritional supplements, hormone-containing honey, chicken embryos, silkworm pupae, food additives, flavorings, etc. can all cause precocious puberty. Relevant departments need to strengthen management, inspection, supervision and law enforcement, prevent unqualified products from being put on the market, correct false propaganda and selling inferior products as good ones, ensure food safety, and reduce the occurrence of diseases.

(2) Environmental governance: With the development of industry and agriculture, environmental pollution is very serious. The widespread existence of environmental endocrine disruptors is an important factor causing precocious puberty. We need to vigorously carry out environmental governance and strictly control the emission of harmful substances and their decomposition products into the environment by manufacturing industries such as detergents, pesticides and plastics, so as to purify the air and reduce pollution. Let children grow up healthily in a clean, pollution-free environment.

(3) School education: School is an important place for children’s growth and development. It is the school’s responsibility to provide sex education to students. Sex education in the family is often random and unplanned, while sex education in school can be planned and systematic. The content is relatively comprehensive, complete and correct, and students are willing to accept it. It plays an important role in establishing healthy sexual knowledge, sexual psychology and sexual morality.

(4) Cultural propaganda: Romantic movies and TV dramas involving sex, the spread of pornographic books and magazines, and the pollution of the cultural environment are the direct causes of the early sexual development of children. Cultural management departments should conduct strict review, effective management and purify the cultural environment. We should promote more content related to sex, such as friendship, love, responsibility, and morality, to help children develop a healthy sexual psychology and a correct view of love, which will benefit them throughout their lives.

(5) Administrative management: Food management, environmental governance, cultural publicity, drug development, child protection, combating sexual crimes, etc. all require supervision, management, and law enforcement by administrative departments, and the participation of administrative departments is necessary.