Check growth first: The best first steps is to discuss this with your son's doctor. Your md most likely has plotted your son's weight and height over a period of several years. Also comparing this to his parent's hts will clarify his likely adult height. Also your md will need to look for signs of puberty- pubic hair, size of testes, change in voice. Then you will have the best info re your son's height.
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See Pediatrician: The dr will evaluate him, compare his growth against his nutritional status and parents' heights, possibly do some testing, and see if there is any indication for growth hormone support. If mom & dad aren't tall, likely he won't be either.
Answered 8/6/2014
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