Mother considers freezing daughter's eggs due to early puberty

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 25 Sept, 16:34 · Archive

A London girl diagnosed with central precocious puberty at 10 months old may have her eggs frozen.

Sophie Dumas's daughter Sienna was diagnosed with central precocious puberty after a health visitor noticed enlarged breast tissue when she was 10 months old. Dumas is considering freezing her daughter's eggs, now aged five, due to concerns about the emotional impact of the condition.

How it is being reported

• 5-year-old girl who started going through puberty as a baby due to rare condition may freeze her eggsNew York Post · 25 Sept, 15:40
• Mother reveals she's considering freezing her five-year-old daughter's eggs after she started going through puberty at just 10 months old because of a rare conditionDaily Mail · 25 Sept, 12:14
• 'I want to freeze my baby daughter's eggs — as she's started puberty at 10 months'The Mirror · 24 Sept, 15:26

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