Patient's question:
How does the use of growth hormone affect a child's own growth and development? What kind of help is needed: How does the use of growth hormone affect a child's own growth and development?Doctor's answer:
Absolutely not. (1) GH is naturally present in the human body and is not an alien protein. The dosage used in clinical diagnosis is the minimum effective dose, which is safe and effective, and will never have a negative impact on the child's own growth and development. (2) It will also never interfere with the body's own excretion, because patients require exogenous administration of GH precisely because they cannot excrete it themselves or excrete insufficient amounts, or because it cannot function properly. Moreover, the dosage used is always the minimum effective dose, so it will never constitute a negative feedback effect that suppresses the body's own GH excretion.