Guest guest Posted October 20, 2007 Report Share Posted October 20, 2007 My daughter, 4 1/2, had some hormone testing on Tuesday. So far the thyroid test has come back fine but the DHEA-S is high. Supposedly it should be under 19 but it is at 24. I don't know if that's really high or just a little high. Does anyone know for children what the actual rates or however you say it are supposed to be? I really believe she is in precocious puberty although so far there's no new hair growing. She did grow 5 inches in 14 months but that was between age 3 and 4 and now she is 4 1/2. She's had underarm oder (bad BO) for about 2 mos. now. Anyone know much about this? I have researched a lot and know that high levels of DHEA-S can be caused by tumors or virulity (sp?) in girls or could be caused by precocious puberty and also that it can cause aggressiveness, which is definitely true in our daughter. Thanks for any help. Kathy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 23, 2007 Report Share Posted October 23, 2007 Has her estrogen, progesterone and testosterone been tested? How about her cortisol? Do you use organic foods? Does she eat soy? Does she eat non-organic dairy products? Best, Michelle > My daughter, 4 1/2, had some hormone testing on Tuesday. So far the > thyroid test has come back fine but the DHEA-S is high. Supposedly it > should be under 19 but it is at 24. I don't know if that's really high > or just a little high. Does anyone know for children what the Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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