Patient's question:
My six-year-old daughter never seems to grow taller. She is 20 centimeters shorter than her peers. Her height is also smaller than other children. Her father is very worried about her not growing taller. He wants to consult a doctor. How can girls grow taller? Are there any effective methods you can recommend?Doctor's answer:
The slow development of a girl is usually caused by malnutrition and physical weakness. Attention should be paid to a balanced and comprehensive nutrient intake. You can have your child undergo a trace element test. Based on the test results, you can increase your protein and mineral intake. In terms of diet, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, participate in outdoor activities regularly, and get more sun to promote bone development. Take your child out to participate in more outdoor activities.