Psychosocial Effects And Growth Hormone

GROWTH HORMONE AND PSYCHOSOCIAL EFFECTS

Psychosocial Aspects of Short Stature

Our society places great emphasis on height. Children who are short for their age sometimes have problems because playmates and teachers treat them as though they are younger rather than just smaller. Parents tend to do this too, and decrease their expectations of the child. These children then may not act their age because it’s not expected of them. Teasing and name calling may be hard to take. Some of these problems may be helped by frank and open discussion with teachers and classmates.

It is very important to provide emotional support for the child with GH deficiency and to emphasize the child’s many good and valuable characteristics, so that the child’s stature does not limit his horizons. More about psychosocial adaptation to short stature can be learned from parents of short children and from your growth clinic doctor, nurse and psychologist.

Some people can benefit from using a growth supplement in their diet. This can nourish the metabolismic system into producing maximum levels of GH and it turn triggering our body to grow taller and faster than without.
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