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t’s called polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS for short. “Any kid who is menstruating who comes to us with irregular periods, that’s the first starting point and then with symptoms of acne and excess body hair, and then we do some labs to diagnose and confirm,” explained Dr. Sujana Reddy, a pediatric endocrinologist with Lee Health.
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Rate this linkAutism Puberty and Adolescence Toolkit
Matt Asner talks with Kameena Ballard-Dawkins about the realities of parenting a teen on the Autism spectrum. Kameema, author of the new Autism Speaks tool kit for adolescence and puberty, shares critical information for any parent who is facing the dreaded teen years. To find the download for the free toolkit visit: https://www.autismspeaks.org/science/find-resources-programs/autism-treatment-network/tools-you-can-use/atn-air-p-puberty-adolescence-resource
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Rate this linkAre We Feeding Early Puberty
Experts call it precocious puberty. Girls are maturing faster than in years past.
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Rate this linkIs My Child Too Young to Get the HPV Vaccine?
In CDC’s “Can I Ask You a Question?” video series, real pediatricians use their expertise to answer parents’ questions about the HPV vaccine and why it’s important for preventing cancer. In this video, Dr. Amy Levine answers a neighbor’s question about if her 11-year-old daughter is too young to get the HPV vaccine.
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Rate this linkDo Boys Need the HPV Vaccine?
In CDC’s “Can I Ask You a Question?” video series, real pediatricians use their expertise to answer parents’ questions about the HPV vaccine and why it’s important for preventing cancer. In this video, Dr. Jose Rodriguez responds to a friend’s texts asking if boys really need the HPV vaccine.
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