growth hormone (gh)

What are the Symptoms of Growth Hormone Deficiency?

Children with GHD may exhibit a variety of symptoms, including:
Short stature compared to peers
Delayed puberty
Increased fat accumulation, particularly around the abdomen
Decreased muscle mass
Poor bone density

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