Sexual Health
What Causes Early Menstrual Menarche in Children? Girls' Early Menstrual Menarche Is Caused by Eating These Foods
A 7-year-old girl, due to her weak physique, her grandmother often gave ginseng royal jelly to her granddaughter, causing her to have menarche and premature breast development. Yesterday (30th), after an examination at a children's hospital, it was found that the child's bone age was 12 years old, indicating severe precocious puberty.
According to clinical data from the Children's Hospital, the number of children admitted to the hospital for "premature development" is increasing year by year. Among the hundreds of children with premature development, 97% are pseudoprecocious puberty. Doctors have found that the main reasons for premature puberty in children are blind supplementation, misuse of contraceptives, and excessive intake of "hormones" during the growth process. This is closely related to parents' excessive attention to their children's nutrition, blind supplementation, and excessive levels of hormones in their food.
Experts remind that animal feed additives, daily supplements such as royal jelly, pollen, and some adult cosmetics all contain hormonal substances, which can cause premature development of children.
Have you given the child the "cooked food" yet Honey and colostrum contain estrogen, which can promote early development in girls. Honey contains phytoestrogens, while milk extract, colostrum, and bovine colostrum contain animal estrogens.
Girls do not have estrogen in their bodies before development, and growth mainly relies on growth hormone and other factors. If too much estrogen is consumed during this period, it may promote early development in girls, leading to precocious puberty.
Therefore, girls should avoid eating foods containing estrogen, such as royal jelly, colostrum, and other foods.
Experts suggest that children in their growth and development period should pay attention to balanced nutrition, eat more vegetables, fruits, seafood, and other foods, and eat some coarse grains appropriately. They should try to eat less meat containing feed additives such as meat and chicken, and eat less out of season fruits and vegetables. If any abnormalities are found, take the child to the hospital for examination in a timely manner to find the cause.