What should I do if my child’s hormone level is too high?

Children need some hormones during their development. For example, growth in height requires growth hormone secreted by the pituitary gland to stimulate bone growth. Therefore, monitoring children's hormones is the basis for ensuring normal development. Some children have problems with high hormone levels, which leads to rapid physical development and insufficient nutrition. Let's take a look at what to do if a child has too high hormone levels?

In this case, it is necessary to consider that it is caused by eating too much hormone-containing food. It is recommended to stop eating various dairy products and soy products, as well as some junk food, and out-of-season fruits. Re-examination should be conducted after observation for a period of time. At the same time, the influence of intracranial tumors and adrenal diseases should be ruled out.

There are many factors that affect human growth. Only by comprehensively analyzing the factors that affect height growth and conducting comprehensive treatment can we achieve the best height growth effect. The factors that affect height growth include: endocrine disorders and malnutrition.

Considering the high possibility of precocious puberty, a head CT scan is recommended to determine whether there are any pituitary lesions. It is generally believed that if a girl's breasts enlarge before the age of eight, she can be considered to be experiencing precocious puberty. Depending on whether the sexual organs are developed and whether the hormone secretion is normal, it can be divided into true precocious puberty and false precocious puberty. According to the current examination results, there are abnormalities in the secretion of gonadal hormones. Further examination of the thyroid, pituitary and adrenaline is needed to help determine the cause of the disease.

If a child's growth hormone is too high, further examination is needed to rule out the possibility of a pituitary tumor. A diagnosis cannot be made based on only one auxiliary examination result of the child, and active examination is needed. During this period, you can adjust your diet and eat ordinary food, use less fried and spicy food. It is necessary to add some vegetables and fruits, drink more water, and do outdoor sports to increase resistance. Also remember to keep warm.

Note: The increase in hair in children entering puberty is related to the renal cortex function and gonad function during puberty, and has nothing to do with growth hormone.