Traditional Chinese Medicine for Rapidly Progressing Early Puberty in Girls

This study focuses on girls experiencing early puberty, particularly those with a rapidly progressing type. Researchers aim to see if two specific hormones, AMH and SHBG, are expressed differently before and after the diagnosis of rapid and slow progression types of early puberty. The goal is to determine if these differences can help predict which girls might experience rapid progression. The study also looks at how traditional Chinese medicine, specifically treatments that nourish yin and reduce fire, can be effective for these girls. Understanding these factors is important for developing better diagnosis and treatment guidelines for early puberty using traditional Chinese medicine. Participants in the study will receive traditional Chinese medicine treatments designed to nourish yin and reduce fire. The study will monitor changes in the expression of the hormones AMH and SHBG before and after treatment to evaluate the effectiveness of this approach. By comparing these hormone levels, researchers aim to assess whether this traditional medicine treatment has a therapeutic effect on girls with rapidly progressing early puberty. The study seeks to provide a standardized clinical basis for using traditional Chinese medicine in treating this condition.