Patient's question:
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In the past year, there has been no significant increase in height, and I have doubts that I have grown at all. After examination, it was found that I have dwarfism. How can dwarfism be prevented during pregnancy?
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Doctor's answer:
He is shorter than his father. Now, what should he eat or pay attention to so that the child can grow taller in the future. The height of the child in the future is generally related to intergenerational inheritance. Postnatally, more activities can help the body grow taller. The child is affected by dwarfism, so parents must take the child to see a doctor immediately for treatment to prevent blind medication from alleviating symptoms. For parents, they need to give the child enough care and attention and help the child get timely treatment for the disease as much as possible.