August 16, 2017
Central Precocious Puberty: Treatment and Definition
The Signs and Symptoms of CPP
Central Precocious Puberty (CPP) is a rare condition occurring in one of every 5,000 to 10,000 children. It’s a condition in which puberty begins before age eight for girls, and before age nine for boys.
Puberty is challenging at any age, but unusually early puberty can have adverse effects on social behavior and psychological development. It can also reduce adult height potential, affect bone growth, and may shift lifelong health risks. In certain rare cases, these signs may also indicate the presence of an underlying condition. It’s critical to consult with a pediatrician if a child shows signs of CPP, such as body odor, body hair, acne and oily skin, breast buds and mensuration in girls, or moodiness.
Learn more about CPP from Sonya McTillman, Director of the Precocious Puberty Division of the Magic Foundation, and mother of a daughter diagnosed with CPP.
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