Dalfylline, or trenbolone acetate for injection, can inhibit bone growth due to precocious puberty, but there is an age limit, usually before the age of 8 years for girls and before the age of 10 years for boys. Triptorelin acetate for injection suppresses the hypersecretion of gonadotropins in the pituitary gland. If children have been diagnosed with precocious puberty, intervention is recommended, and commonly used medications include treprostinil acetate, which can inhibit bone growth to some extent. There is an age limit when the drug is used to treat precocious puberty, usually by the age of 8 for girls and 10 for boys. Common adverse reactions to trenbolone acetate include hives, rash, and itching, and some patients may experience nausea, high blood pressure, mood disorders, fever, vomiting, weight gain, visual abnormalities, and pain at the injection site. The drug needs to be used under the guidance of a doctor and the specific treatment plan, need to follow the doctor’s instructions.