The generic name of Beye Inhibitor Shot is Leuprolide Acetate, which can control bone age growth to some extent, and is useful in controlling the condition of precocious puberty and maximizing the growth time. After the occurrence of precocious puberty, children will have premature appearance of secondary sexual characteristics and overdevelopment of bone age, which will easily affect the development of height. Leuprolide acetate can inhibit the secretion of relevant hormones by the pituitary gland, which can further control the development of the reproductive system and bone age, and prolong the growth and development time. Adverse effects: Edema, chest pressure, tinnitus, chills, fever, elevated cholesterol and uric acid, hyperkalemia, and elevated blood glucose may occur after administration of the drug. Contraindications: hypersensitivity to the product is prohibited. If there is a significant increase in blood glucose, blood lipids, blood potassium, obvious edema and generalized skin rash, stop using the drug and seek medical attention.