Patient's question:
Since birth, the child has been relatively frail and often ill, appearing weaker compared to peers. In kindergarten, the teacher often mentioned that attention should be paid to the child's memory and language skills, wondering if the child's development is delayed?Doctor's answer:
Genetics, genetic factors have a certain impact on the growth and development of children, such as the height of parents, skin color, amount and shape of hair, etc., all have a certain degree of influence on children. Psychological factors: Experts believe that children who do not receive affection may have less growth hormone secreted in their bodies, so their average height may be lower than that of their peers. Nutrition: Nutrition is crucial for growth and development. Infants and young children need a reasonable dietary structure, otherwise it not only affects normal development but also affects intelligence in the future.