Patient's question:
3-4 years old laboratory test, careful examination results: growth hormone is not excreted, small appetite. Treatment and effect: ineffective, tall in height.Doctor's answer:
First, it is recommended to carefully check whether it is a lack of trace elements and to also carefully check whether growth hormone levels are normal. Additionally, it is important to pay attention to the fact that sleeping late can interfere with growth and development. Be mindful that the peak excretion of growth hormone occurs between 21 and 23 hours each day. It is also essential to ensure sufficient rest time and quality. Also, pay attention to eating more vegetables, high-protein foods, high-quality protein foods, and calcium-rich foods, as well as zinc-rich foods, to prevent picky eating. Ensure adequate rest time and quality. Engage in more physical exercises, such as cycling, parallel bars, and other sports activities.