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Early puberty
Kids nowadays are getting periods early.
My daughter is 9years old how can I make sure she doesn't get it very early?
She is very shy already so I don't want her to be more conscious because of it.
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Please dnt tamper her natural biological growth like this
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Consult gynaecologist.
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Cannot be predicted or prevented
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Can't prevent
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Dr. Pardeep Kumar Sanan
General Physician
39 yrs exp
Pathankot
Keep track for her clothes and undergarments for staining
build a good interpersonal relationship.
Take good care of her food
Eat Healthy food with good iron and vitamins
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