Pubertal development and its disturbances

EBM Guidelines
Nov 17, 2021 • Latest change Nov 17, 2021
Taneli Raivio

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  • The first signs of central puberty are enlargement of the testes in boys and growth of the breasts in girls.
  • Once pubertal development has started it normally proceeds.
  • In the case of delayed puberty, acceleration of development may be warranted in selected cases for psychosocial reasons.

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