Patient's question:
My epiphyseal plates have already closed, and it is said they can be reactivated again. I want to grow taller, is there a way? Is it true that the epiphyseal plates can be reactivated again?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None.
Regardless of what kind of assistance is available: Is there a way? Is it true that the epiphyseal plates can be reactivated again?
Doctor's answer:
The height of a child is primarily determined by the height of the parents, but it is also influenced by postnatal factors such as nutrition and physical exercise. Genetic factors account for 70%, while postnatal factors account for 30%. However, postnatal factors are also quite important.Recommendation: Child growth and development have two peak periods: the first is within the first six months after birth, which is the fastest growth phase for babies. The second is during puberty, which occurs roughly between the ages of 12 and 17 for boys. Nutrition and physical exercise are particularly important during puberty.