This article reviews influencing factors and treatment for precocious puberty, suggesting key nursing strategies.
Supporting healthy growth in children is a core objective of health care systems. However, numerous factors in modern society can expose children to risks such as precocious puberty, which may further lead to harm to their physical and mental health. In this article, we summarize the state-of-the-art of knowledge on precocious puberty, including its definition, stages, comprehensive influencing factors, natural environmental hormones, and environmental endocrine disruptors (e.g., plasticizers and plastic products). Additionally, we introduce the treatment and strategies for preventing this condition and highlight how nurses can optimize the care of children at risk in precocious puberty. In sum, the knowledge provided here will help nurses be better equipped to disseminate information regarding precocious puberty to children families.
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