What are the causes of pubic and underarm hair in 6-year-old girls?

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I understand your concern.

She has excess female gonadal hormones. Hence she started developing secondary sexual characteristics such as hairs in the pubic, axilla, and breast development, etc. This condition is called precocious puberty (attaining puberty earlier), before the body and mind are mature. Here the only therapy is to stop or reduce the hormones responsible for the body changes. However, if you do not take the treatment, she may attain puberty anytime as early as possible. Hence, physicians suggest you continue the treatment. So, if you stop this therapy, she may attain puberty within a few months. No other side effects will occur. The body and mind will move to the next phase of life, but she is immature enough to understand the changes. Her mind should be prepared for this.

Suppose you continue this medicine for a few more years (until the normal puberty attains, for example, 13 age). In that case, she will have some side effects, such as hair loss, bone pain (leg pain), headache, irritability, voice changes, weight gain, vaginal itching, dryness, and mood changes. So, I suggest continuing the therapy as long as she can tolerate it. Then she can stop it and accept the natural puberty. I also suggest she start a strict low carbohydrate-low fat vegetarian diet and yoga-pranayama practice, which can help her to stay fit.

I hope you find it helpful.

Thank you.