Patient's question:
The daughter of a friend is not very tall—is it dwarfism? No, that can't be right. I'd like to consult a few people. Some in my hometown said the child resembles her mother, so at this age of divorce, this issue can't be ignored. Interfering with the divorce would be bad. What kind of assistance is needed: Will dwarfism affect the next generation?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, height is influenced by both generational genetic factors and environmental factors. The idea that "a child follows their mother" is not scientifically accurate. Nowadays, a child's transformation is shaped by the genetic interference of both parents. It may be more influenced by the mother's genes or the father's genes, so there's no need to worry about this. There is a standard for short stature, so I recommend you go to the hospital to verify this fact. The above is advice for the question "Which is the best hospital for short stature," and I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!