Patient's question:
Child is 10 years old, height 127 cm, weight 23 kg, pale complexion, no color in hair, dry lips, poor appetite, weak constitution, easily tired, poor memory.Test results: Low growth hormone in the blood.
Previous treatment and effectiveness: Had a comprehensive physical examination at the affiliated pediatric hospital this year and has been injecting growth hormone for over a month, but the effect is not significant (basically no effect).
Help needed: Hope to find traditional Chinese medicine to regulate the child's body.
Doctor's answer:
This product is primarily composed of recombinant human growth hormone.The main indications for this product are the treatment of pediatric growth failure caused by endogenous growth hormone deficiency, as well as short stature due to Turner syndrome and chronic kidney failure.
In clinical trials, approximately 1% of short-stature children experienced side effects when using this product. Common local anesthetic reactions include temporary pain, numbness, and swelling. These side effects tend to recur early but decrease in frequency over time, and rarely interfere with daily life.
If a child who has completed skeletal closure stops using this product, it is important to note that if prescribed by a regular hospital, the process of "anesthesia and transformation" requires time and cannot be rushed. Pay attention to diet and exercise, which are beneficial for the child.
Wishing your child good health!
The above advice is in response to the question, "What are the side effects of anesthetized Ansomone growth hormone?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!