In general, puberty in girls occurs at the age of 12 years. However, this age has declined by 9 years in 2011.
According to a study involving 1,200 girls aged 6 to 8 years, the dominant girls reached puberty at the age of 8 years, which was proven to be associated with the risk of various diseases.
Here are some of the diseases that risk the reconnaissance of girls with early puberty, quoted from the Times Now News page.
1. Level of anxiety and high depression
Early puberty girls have a high risk of depression and anxiety due to hormonal imbalances. Based on the Millennium Cohort Study, some health problems can indeed be triggered by early puberty.
2. Self confidence
Early puberty is related to the effects of psychological health such as low self-esteem and body shape. Those who are embarrassed by their body shape are caused by low self-confidence. This certainly has an impact on his social life.
3. Love relationships
Early puberty makes girls experience a variety of emotions caused by hormonal changes. Emotions that often change will certainly have an impact on the love relationship that he will later live.
4. Heart disease and stroke
A study from the UK of girls who experience puberty before the age of 12, found a great opportunity for heart disease to stroke in the future. Although there are no detailed reasons for the two, obesity is said to contribute to the condition.
5. Diabetes
Data from the UK Biobank study found a link between early puberty and type 2 diabetes in women. This group of girls who experience early puberty is more at risk than girls who are puberty at 12 years of age.
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