Symptoms of height retardation

From the first day the baby is born. Parents hope that their baby will have a healthy and complete body. And most parents hope that their babies will grow up to be slim and tall. But there are always some babies who have a certain gap in height with their peers. So are these symptoms of delayed height development? Let’s take a look at it together.

If a seven-year-old child has slow growth and development, it may be that the child does not eat well, is picky about food, has poor appetite, is not getting enough nutrition, or is lacking in trace elements, calcium, zinc, etc., and requires examination and diagnosis. Treatment is directed at the cause based on examination results. Or supplement with multiple vitamins and trace elements according to the symptoms. Supplement protein, calcium, zinc, etc., and strengthen nutrition.

Developmental delay is caused by kidney yang deficiency which leads to nutritional and moisturizing dysfunction, resulting in developmental delay, fear of cold and cold limbs. It is recommended to give warming kidney and yang-boosting, essence-benefiting drugs such as Jinkui Shenqi Pills and Wuzi Yanzong Pills, and eat more liver and kidney-tonifying foods such as black sesame and black beans.

In this case, malnutrition and developmental disorders should be considered, and the child should go to the hospital for further examination in time to clarify the specific condition. Pay attention to increasing dietary nutrition and replenishing energy. If necessary, adjust the spleen and stomach and inject growth hormone intramuscularly.

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Condition analysis: After entering puberty, under the regulation of neuroendocrine, the body grows rapidly, and the second spurt in human growth and development occurs (the first spurt is in infancy). With the development of the reproductive system and the appearance of secondary sexual characteristics, the body shapes of men and women change significantly, and finally true sexual differentiation is formed. The adolescent growth spurt shows obvious gender differences in the onset and end time, the magnitude of the spurt, and the location of the spurt. Boys are around 11-13 years old, generally two years later than girls. Finally, adult men are taller, with broader shoulders and well-developed muscles, which reflects the characteristics and patterns of morphological development during adolescence. This is generally explained by the changes in common indicators such as body length, width, circumference, and weight using anthropometry methods.