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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]PP is so wrong. Precocious puberty is defined as before 8 years old for girls and before 9 years old for boys. Girls are affected more often than boys. There are many medical reasons to slow down the growth until 11 or 12 years old. Too early puberty can negatively affect social development. It can also put a very young child at risk to be sexually abused. When children look three or four years older than they are they can have inappropriate expectations put on them by teachers and others. [b]Also puberty blockers will allow girls to reach their intended height. It doesn’t make them taller than they would have been without the blockers. [/b][/quote] It absolutely does make them taller than they would be without the blockers because without the blockers they wouldn't reach their intended height (if such a thing even exists).[/quote]
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