When the time of puberty comes

The restructuring of the child's body beginslong before external changes appear. Puberty can last from 10 to 12 years. The prepubertal period begins at about 8 years and continues until the onset of the first menstruation.pubertyDuring the onset of puberty, it is importantto provide the child with moral support. Photo: Getty Despite the early age, periodic releases of hormones are already beginning to contribute to the formation of secondary sexual characteristics. Approximately 2-3 years after their appearance, the girls start the first menstruation. If signs of puberty come before 7 years, it is possible that the child has premature sexual development. To confirm the diagnosis and find out the reasons for this phenomenon, it is necessary to contact the endocrinologist and gynecologist to undergo a medical examination. Similarly, should be done and in case of suspicion of a delay in maturation.

Signs of the onset of puberty in girls

Signs of a girl's maturation appear gradually and become more noticeable by the age of 10-11. The main symptoms of puberty are:

  • A sharp growth spurt - begins 1-3 years before the onset of menstruation. The child's height begins to increase from 7 to 10 cm per year. This is the reason why teenagers look clumsy.
  • Increased oiliness of the skin - due to increased secretion of the skin glands, acne and pimples appear on it. Oiliness of the hair also increases, so you have to wash your hair more often.
  • Development of the mammary glands - nipplesenlarge and become painful, the areola around the nipples becomes larger and darker. The shape and size of the breasts depends on hereditary factors and the amount of subcutaneous fat.
  • Hair growth in the pubic area and armpits. This process begins at 10-12 years of age, the color and structure of the hair depends on the genetic characteristics of the body.
  • The onset of menstruation is normal, the first discharge begins at 12-14 years. From this time on, the girl's growth slows down, but otherwise her body continues to change.
  • Parents need to understand that transitionThe period is not easy for teenagers, so you need to provide your child with as much attention as possible. It is very important to have a person nearby who can explain everything clearly and listen to you in difficult times. Of course - it should be a wise and understanding mother!

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