Question
A 12-year-old boy has a bone age of 13 and elevated sex hormones, showing symptoms such as penile development, growth of pubic hair, enlargement of the Adam’s apple, and voice change. The doctor suggests further diagnosis for peripheral or central precocious puberty disease. How should it be handled?
Answer
Based on the described situation, it is recommended to take the child to a provincial endocrinology pediatric hospital for further examination. Once diagnosed, treatment can begin. Early treatment is very important for future height development, and early diagnosis, confirmation, and treatment can help improve the effectiveness of the treatment.