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Enter your child's age.
yrs.

Select your child's gender
Boy Girl

details about your child

How much does your child weigh now?
lbs. Children grow an average of 2"-2.5" a year. How much has your child grown in the past year?
inches

List any medications, vitamins, or supplements your child
is taking.
Separate each by a comma.

signs of central precocious puberty (CPP)

What age was your child when you first noticed these symptoms?
yrs.

questions for your first office visit

Check all questions you'd like to discuss with your child's doctor during your first visit:
Check all that apply:

Is my child developing too early? Do you think my child has CPP? What causes CPP? Is this condition likely temporary or ongoing?

Are there long-term issues with CPP to worry about? How does CPP affect a child's height? Should my child see a specialist? How can I make it easier for my child to cope with having CPP?

questions about testing

Check all questions you want to discuss with your child's doctor or endocrinologist.
Check all that apply:

What tests are used to determine if my child has CPP? Will my child need all tests, or just a few? What will the tests tell me about my child?

Will the tests be uncomfortable for my child? Are there other possible causes for my child's symptoms or condition?

questions about treatment

Check all questions you want to discuss with your child's doctor or endocrinologist about treatment.
Check all that apply:

Does my child need treatment for CPP? What treatments are available? How does the treatment work and what does it do? Are there any side effects?

What are the advantages and disadvantages of each treatment? Are there risks to treatment? Do you have a recommended treatment? Why? Will my child be able to go through a normal puberty after treatment?

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We hope that this will help you as you discuss your child's possible
diagnosis of central precocious puberty with your child's pediatrician or endocrinologist.

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