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What's Central Precocious Puberty?

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When Your Child Has Central Precocious Puberty

This rare condition that causes an early start of puberty can be challenging for kids – and parents. But a good team of doctors can help.

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Clues Your Child Might Have CPP

Puberty can begin very early in children with a disorder called central precocious puberty (CPP). Find out the signs of CPP in girls, boys, or children of any sex.

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Diagnosing Sexual Maturity That Begins Too Early

Find out what tools your pediatrician will use to help diagnose central precocious puberty.

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The Effects of Early Puberty

Parents, do you spot early signs like breast development or hair growth? You should see a pediatric endocrinologist to discuss if treatment is needed.

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Your CPP Care Team

When your child has symptoms of CPP, you need a specialized team approach to care that goes beyond your pediatrician.

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