Delayed Puberty
A child may experience emotional distress if they are not developing physically as rapidly as their peers. Though most of the time there's nothing to worry about having your child examined by a physician can help ease your minds.
Description:
Delayed puberty is a condition where the sexual development starts later than usual Boys and girls experience delayed puberty in different ways: Boys: testicle size does not increase by age 14 Girls: no breast development by the time they are 13
Cause:
Common causes of delayed puberty for both males and females can be from functional hypogonadotropic hypogonadism - this is normally a temporary clinical state brought on by different stresses to the body including chronic illnesses such as severe persistent asthma sickle cell anemia cystic fibrosis or ulcerative colitis. Any cause of nutritional deficiency also merits consideration. In teenagers with a family history of delayed growth, constitutional delay is common and can cause delayed puberty. While the prepubescent growth velocity is normal, the adolescent growth spurt and skeletal maturation are delayed; sexual maturation is also normal but delayed. Other causes include Kallman syndrome undernutrition/eating disorders, excessive physical activity, especially in girls and genetic disorders (Turner syndrome in girls Klinefelter syndrome in boys), central nervous system (CNS) disorders (e.g. hypothalamic or pituitary tumors that reduce gonadotropin secretion) CNS radiation and certain chronic disorders (e.g., poorly controlled diabetes mellitus inflammatory bowel disorders, renal disorders, cystic fibrosis, etc.).
Symptom:
The following are the symptoms of attaining puberty at the right age which may be delayed . Delayed puberty in boys Boys begin puberty after the age of nine. The key changes are: Larger testes and penis. Growth of facial underarm and pubic hair Growth spurt (a sudden increase in height) Broader shoulders and muscular development The voice becomes deeper. Females have delayed puberty. Girls may begin to show signs of puberty as early as age 8. The primary changes in their bodies are: Development of the breasts (thelarche). Growth spurt (a sudden increase in height) Hair growth in the underarms and pubic area Start of periods Wider hips and curvier body shape.
Ayurveda Treartments:
Abhyangam Lepanam Shirodhara Pichu Churna pinda swedanam Patra pinda swedanam Navara pinda swedanam Anuvasana vasti Kashaya vasti
Naturopathy Treartments:
Hip bath Spinal spray Reflexology Athapasthana Mud therapy Abdomen Packs Acupuncture