Patient's question:
He is one centimeter shorter and one kilogram lighter than the normal age. In 2012, he received growth hormone injections for two years at the children's hospital, but it was stopped due to persistent eczema. Eczema started to improve gradually after he stopped taking growth hormone, which had begun in the third month of the treatment.Doctor's answer:
How tall and heavy is the child currently? Is there a lack of meat in their diet? How is their exercise volume? Based on your description, it may be related to eczema and growth hormone injections. Additionally, it may also be related to their constitution and season. It is recommended that the child maintain a balanced diet with a mix of meat and vegetables, avoid junk food, and enhance physical exercise, which can also promote growth and development. The above suggestions are for the question "Does the child have eczema and a relationship with growth hormone injections after taking them for 2 years?" It is hoped that this will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!