- Breast growth in girls before age of 8
- Pubic or underarm hair, acne and adult body odor in boys before age of 9
- Too rapid growth can potentially lead to short height and social problems
Paying more attention to warning signs of “Precocious Puberty”
Precocious puberty develops when a child’s body begins changing into an adult too quickly. Affecting both boys and girls, it occurs when sex hormones are released too early or too much. As a result, it often leads to short height and emotional problems. If any sign arises, please immediately consult the pediatrician.
