Patient's question:
Do short children necessarily need anesthesia for growth hormone? How is shortness characterized? What kind of help is valued: Do short children necessarily need anesthesia for growth hormone? How is shortness characterized?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described. The four-year-old child is short. It doesn't necessarily mean they have dwarfism. Some children are picky eaters and lack meat, which also affects their growth and development. It is recommended to provide the child with proper and balanced nutrition. You should eat more fruits and vegetables, based on a light diet, drink more water, and eat fewer snacks and sweets. Avoid spicy, extremely cold, irritating, and greasy foods. During the day when the sun is out, you can let the child sunbathe for about 15 minutes to half an hour to help with their calcium intake. It is recommended to have the child tested for trace elements to see if they are deficient in calcium, zinc, etc. Carefully examine the results and treat accordingly.