Patient's question:
I don't know if he has this condition, and his mental state isn't good either. Could you please ask what should be done about dwarfism?Doctor's answer:
This theoretically still has the potential to grow taller. Generally, if there is no precocious puberty, it can still grow. As for how much it can grow, it depends on the height of your parents. It usually fluctuates within the average height range of your parents. This growth hormone needs to be carefully examined before it can be predicted. If a careful examination reveals that you are lacking growth hormone, then it can be injected. If you are not lacking, you should not arbitrarily inject it, otherwise it may have side effects.