Hello doctor! Recently, when I take a shower, I often see mucus from my "little girl", it's quite a lot. Also, 2 weeks ago, I saw that my vaginal discharge was a bit green, because I changed my body cleaning solution, then I stopped using it for 2 days, it turned white again but it was still a bit much.

I am 16 years old this year. Since I started having my period, I feel that my breasts have not developed. I have had my period since 8th grade, which is 2 years now, but my breasts are still almost the same, with no change at all.

The adrenal glands are walnut-sized organs located above the kidneys that produce the hormones cortisol and aldosterone, which help regulate metabolism, the immune system, blood pressure, and more. If genetic disorders affect the adrenal glands and cause adrenal hyperplasia, you won't have enough of these enzymes.

The girl is only 5 years old but already has signs of large breasts, the boy is already embarrassed because of his abnormally large penis. These are signs of early puberty, parents need to take their children to see a doctor as soon as possible for treatment.

When entering puberty, psychological and physiological changes make girls extremely worried. That is when they have changes in their bodies as well as first feelings or feelings for the opposite sex.

Nowadays, material life is gradually improved, early puberty in children is becoming more and more common. However, many parents think that early puberty is a natural phenomenon, does not need examination or treatment, not knowing that it has a significant impact on children's health and psychology.

Menorrhagia is a confusing symptom for girls as well as mothers with children in puberty. This is a normal physiological phenomenon but also needs to be adjusted to avoid affecting the overall development of the body.

Puberty is an important stage that marks the complete development of a body. Children are considered to have delayed puberty when girls from 16 years old and boys from 18 years old have not shown any signs of puberty. When to treat delayed puberty

When entering puberty, a girl's ovaries begin to develop, hormone levels also increase, forming vaginal discharge, also known as physiological leucorrhea.

The female genitals are very sensitive to the function of excreting urine and sexual activity. The location is close to the anus, so if not cleaned properly, it is very susceptible to infection.

Entering childhood (6-10 years old) and adolescence (10-19 years old) is an important and new period in a child's life. Therefore, parents need to pay special attention to the psychological characteristics of children at this stage.