The rare story of four years old: It's got a menstrual cycle, it's getting bigger, and in a few years it's going to be through menopause.

When all her peers play with dolls, she needs to be concerned about red blood stains, hygienic napkins, and loose hair.

This is the rare story of a 4-year-old girl from Australia who has reached her period before she is still five years old and is soon expected to experience menopausis.

As a result of Addison Emily Dover's disease, her pubic hair, her breasts are growing and her rashes are appearing.
That's why she gets excited by her friends. She didn't even have the chance to be a little girl,” said Dover's mother.

Although she was born a healthy child, her parents realized that something was wrong when she started growing rapidly and in the fourth month looked like a two - year - old girl. After many years of medical examinations, Emily was diagnosed with Addison at age four. A rare kidney gland disorder in which two major hormones are not produced - cortisol and aldosterone.
Although this disease affects mainly females over 30 years of age, it is likely to affect children, although very rarely. / The Independent