If your child’s bone age is 2 years old, it is recommended to do treatment to avoid epiphyseal closure, which will affect the final height.
If your child’s bone age is 2 years old, you need to take your child to the hospital to confirm whether it is precocious puberty, if it is determined to be precocious puberty, try to actively treat it, for example, use leuprolide and other drugs under the guidance of the doctor, to avoid premature epiphyseal closure, which will affect the final height.
In addition, although the child’s bone age is 2 years old, if the height is already close to the adult height, it will not affect the child’s final height due to the large bone age, and also can not do the treatment.
Instead, you need to take your child to the pediatric endocrinology department of the hospital for a comprehensive evaluation of your child’s condition and then treat him/her in detail.