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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just want to be good parent. Add to my checklist -Child comes from short people but has not gained an inch in three months. 5 feet 5 now. -Delayed puberty diagnosis by 10 months according to bone scan. Room to grow to 5’9- 5’11 -15 now - 16th birthday early next year -Cleared by endocrinology with diagnosis of delayed puberty (slight) -Complains of ‘feeling full’ - now with childhood GI doc awaiting results. Parents sense he’s getting enough calories (competitive tennis) though we cook solid meals -super low in vitiman D - now on something large he can only take one pill a week - what GI doc discovered -kid is well adjusted -think tall pills - vitamin supplements suggested by DCUM - actually helped by increasing calcium (kid hates milk) - still on these daily -What else might we be missing? Thanks in advance![/quote] He seems fine. He’s 15 and 5’5”. He likely has at least 3 more years of growing if not more. He is on track to be at minimum 5’8” but probably closer to the 5’9”-5’11” range. I don’t even know what you mean by “hasn’t grown an inch in 3 months,” that is not at all significant. He should be growing about 1-2 inches per year, minimum but maybe more [/quote] Thanks for reassuring. To the earlier pp who asked how much he weighs 112. Thanks for the comments. [/quote]
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