For parents who are curious about the growth of the child and worrying about their health, this is going to inform you about the development of congenital ovarian development. Instead of the difficult medical terms, I will provide information to help you understand and overcome your child's condition.
What is congenital ovarian development?
Congenital ovarian development is a state where the ovaries have not developed properly since the birth of a child. It is mainly related to sex chromosome diseases, and most of them are short and often found after visiting the hospital.
What symptoms appear?
I'm short and short.
The gap between the chest is wide.
Even when puberty, there is no change in the body. (The chest does not grow, hairy, etc.)
Intelligence is mostly normal.
How do you diagnose?
Abdominal ultrasound: Make sure the ovary has not developed properly.
Chromosomal Test: For accurate diagnosis, check if the chromosome is abnormal.
How do you treat?
Unfortunately, there is no way to treat it with special medicine. But after you become an adult, you can grow your keys as much as possible and help you to show your characteristics as a woman.
Key growth: When the age of 12 years old, estrogen is administered little by little to help the height grow.
Secondary sexual development: It helps you to grow into a woman's body through estrogen administration.
Congenital ovarian development can have a big impact on the child, but it can be overcome with proper treatment. If you have any questions about the state of the child, it is important to consult with your doctor to make a customized treatment plan. Parents' love and support will be a big help for the child's healthy growth.
