There are no psychological causes of precocious puberty, but there are some physiological causes.
The most common cause of precocious puberty are tumors.
The hormonal changes of precious puberty are normal-it's just that the whole process begins a few years too soon.
In about 15% of cases underlying causes may include a benign tumor in the brain, central nervous system disorders or adrenal gland problems.
If you're concerned about your daughter's precocious puberty then it's a good idea to talk to your doctor to see if it is something to be concerned about and whether it is an option to prevent this. Puberty can start as young as 8 years old, but there are girls who enter puberty much sooner, as long as either you or they can manage symptoms of puberty it isn't usually anything to worry about.
precocious?1 : exceptionally early in development or occurrence 2 : exhibiting mature qualities at an unusually early age
Yes. Precocious as defined by Dictionary.com is "unusually advanced or mature in development".
It would be early for a boy which is classed as precocious puberty. See your Doctor for advice.
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MAGIC (Major Aspects of Growth In Children)
Sexual development before the age of eight in girls, and age 10 in boys.
Sexual feelings will arise, whether it occurs normally or very early, as in the case of precocious puberty. Any child entering puberty before the age of 8 in girls or 9 in boys, should be seen by a doctor to rule out brain tumor or other disease process that might be triggering early puberty. The reason why this is important is that growth stops once puberty concludes, so children with very early onset puberty tend to be shorter than their peers.
i think that over all the best thing to do is to just be there for her, and explain what is happening to her in a way that she will understand. i hope this helps
She recorded her first CD at the precocious age of 12.
Physical exams can reveal characteristics of puberty, bone x rays can reveal bone age, and pelvic ultrasound, MRI or CAT scans may rule out tumors. Blood tests can determine hormone levels.
No it doesn't, because it is normal for boys to start getting hair under his arms and in the pubic region at 11. This hair is normally straight, fine and non-pigmented hair and it signals the start of early puberty. When a boy goes through "precocious" puberty, that is, starts puberty earlier than 9 years of age, they run the risk of not growing as tall as their peers This is because when puberty completes, the growth plates on the bones close and stop growing in length. Precocious puberty is a treatable medical condition, and boys showing signs of puberty at a very young age should be seen by a pediatric endocrinologist to address the possible complications.