Patient's question:
My daughter is almost seven years old, but she is much shorter than her peers. I want to ask what might be affecting her growth. We have had microelement tests, and there is nothing lacking, but are there other possible reasons?Previous treatment history and effectiveness:
Microelement tests were conducted, and supplements were given.
Help desired:
I would like to ask for some advice.
Doctor's answer:
First, carefully check whether it is a lack of trace elements and whether the growth hormone is normal. It is necessary to digest it specifically. It is essential to ensure sufficient sleep time and quality during the day, and try to go to bed early as possible. Engage in more physical exercises such as cycling, parallel bars, and double bars, as these can promote the excretion of growth hormone. Additionally, pay attention to eating more vegetables, high-protein foods, high-quality protein foods, and calcium-rich foods and zinc-rich foods to prevent picky eating. Sufficient nutrition contributes to height growth!