Symptoms of precocious puberty in little boys

In boys, precocious puberty mainly means that they develop male secondary sexual characteristics before the age of 10, such as growing a beard or an Adam's apple, increasing height rapidly, and growing testicles and scrotum. We can see this in the physical development of boys. When boys develop precocious puberty, we should take them to treatment in time to avoid harming their health.

I believe you all have a certain understanding of the main manifestations of precocious puberty in little boys. Therefore, if parents find that their children have precocious puberty, they should take them to the hospital for treatment in time to control their developmental characteristics.

Some of the characteristics of precocious puberty in boys can be discovered by parents, such as whether they have beards, body hair, areola color and other external features, but other characteristics cannot be accurately judged by the naked eye or touch, such as the development of boys' testicles, adrenal cortex and other parts, which can only be accurately measured through professional examinations in the hospital.

The characteristics of precocious puberty in boys are:

(1) Accelerated height growth is often a warning sign of precocious puberty.

(2) Enlargement of the testicles and penis, and growth, wrinkling, and pigmentation of the scrotum.

(3) Long, fine, light-colored body hair appears on the armpits, upper lip, and pubic area.

(4) The voice changes; the tone becomes coarser and deeper, and a Adam's apple appears.

(5) The nipples may also become hard and swollen, and the areola may become discolored and enlarged, but not as obvious as in girls.

(6) Penile erection and even ejaculation often occur.

(7) The incidence of precocious puberty in boys is significantly lower than that in girls, but true precocious puberty is more common and is often caused by disease.

(8) If a boy exhibits the above characteristics before the age of 9 to 10, he can be diagnosed with precocious puberty.

The signs of male sexual maturity are the development of male genitals into adult form and the appearance of secondary male characteristics, such as enlargement of the testicles and scrotum, lengthening and thickening of the penis, the appearance of pubic hair, beard, and armpit hair, a deeper and deeper voice, enlarged Adam's apple, taller stature, and even penile erection and ejaculation.

If a little boy has precocious puberty in life, it will have a great impact on the child's body and mind. I hope you can understand it well. As our quality of life continues to improve, we must prevent children from seeing some bad information or pictures in life, which can easily lead to precocious puberty in little boys.