What should I do if my child is short and grows slowly?

Patient's question:

The doctor is short in stature and not lacking in flesh; he eats everything but in small amounts and remains relatively thin. What should be done if the child is short in stature and grows slowly?

Doctor's answer:

You can regularly eat more foods high in calcium, ensuring a pack of high-calcium milk in the morning and evening. Engage in stretching activities for your ligaments. According to your description, provide your child with more digestive and nutritious food. Children are in their growth and development stage, and timely digestion of calcium is very helpful. For patients with short stature, in addition to immediate treatment, they also need to pay attention to maintaining deep sleep in daily life. Sufficient deep sleep can help you quickly recover from this condition. I hope the above answers can assist you. Thank you!

📌 Related Posts