If it's not treated quickly it leads to other issues like painful erections, trauma for the child and family, then rejection by peers, behavioral changes and psychological issues.' The brain activities in these cases start almost a decade earlier than usual and it activates the master gland of our body that controls our organs. 'I have personally not seen any case like this before. 'So this is an extremely rare case and the child has suffered a hormonal disorder without any particular reason. 'We thought this condition could be a result of a tumour but his tests for that were negative,' continued Dr Rustagi. Arsh was initially given the injections monthly, but is now down to once every three months.
