Can eating abalone cause precocious puberty in children?
Disease description:
Recently, the child’s father bought some abalone, and ever since then, the child has been constantly asking to eat it. Could eating abalone cause precocious puberty in children?
No. Abalone is a protein-rich food; excessive consumption can cause abdominal distension in infants, leading to a sensation of fullness. Typically, infants can safely consume 1–2 abalones per day; overconsumption may result in abdominal bloating and indigestion. If parents suspect their child has precocious puberty, they should consult a qualified physician at a hospital for proper evaluation and diagnosis.