Patient's question:
Age: Nine years old, exactly nine years old. Height: 120 centimeters. Underwent a thorough examination of trace elements, blood tests, and pituitary function, all of which were normal. Bone age is six years old. Growth is slow, and there is no good heredity across generations. Father's height is 168 centimeters, mother's height is 150 centimeters. Dinner...Doctor's answer:
Besides taking growth hormone, there are also other methods to increase height, but this is the best method.Advice: A person's height is determined by generational inheritance. It can be said that "generational inheritance determines the amount of growth hormone excreted, which ultimately results in either tall or short stature. Growth hormone is expensive, but it is the main method for helping children grow taller. Moreover, growth hormone is only effective during childhood and adolescence when growth is occurring; it becomes ineffective after adulthood. Enhancing nutrition and increasing physical activity can also help improve height, but the primary factor remains growth hormone.
The above advice is in response to the question "Can my daughter grow taller without taking medication?" I hope it is helpful to you. Wishing you good health!