Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided content:"Height is short. Past treatment and effects: Examinations, test results: Is there a lack of thyroid hormone? Which hormones can be anesthetized?"
Doctor's answer:
Growth hormone deficiency or insufficient excretion can lead to abnormal growth, and after puberty, bone growth and development mature, epiphyseal lines close, and height no longer increases. Early detection and early treatment are key. Growth hormone replacement therapy can allow some children with dwarfism to experience rapid catch-up growth, surpassing their ideal height.Lifestyle care: During childhood growth and development, it's important to monitor changes in height and promptly identify signs of slow growth.