Causes of developmental delay in girls

We all know that nowadays, because we are exposed to more hormones in our lives, many children will suffer from developmental delay after birth. This is because the mother took too many hormones while in the mother's body. Sometimes, hormones can cause girls to puberty early. Either phenomenon is abnormal. So what are the reasons for girls' developmental delay?

Developmental delay refers to a slowdown or abnormal sequence in the growth and development process. The incidence rate is between 6% and 8%. Children can develop normally under normal internal and external environment. Any factors that are not conducive to children's growth and development can affect their development to varying degrees, thus causing children's growth retardation.

To be specific, developmentally delayed children refer to children who are under the age of 18 and have developmental delays or abnormalities in cognition, development, physiological development, language, any communication development, psychosocial development, or self-care hopes due to various diseases or non-disease factors (including cranial nerve or muscular nerve physiological diseases, psychological diseases, social environmental factors, etc.).

Human growth and development refers to the process of maturation from fertilized egg to adult. Growth and development are important characteristics that distinguish children from adults. Growth refers to the growth of various organs and systems in a child's body, and corresponding measurements can be used to represent the changes in their quantity; development refers to the differentiation and functional maturation of cells, tissues, and organs. Growth and development are closely related. Growth is the material basis of development. Changes in the amount of growth can reflect the maturity of the body's organs and systems to a certain extent.

Parents must remember to measure their children's height, weight, head circumference, etc. regularly (in conjunction with vaccination schedules) and compare them carefully with the growth record sheet......