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Docs stumped--please help. has anyone had female patients growing inches taller in their late 30s? what was the cause? if hormonal, was it acromegaly?
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Taller in late 30s: Doesn't happen! Acromegaly can increase the size of some bones but not your height. What exactly are the changes you are seeing?
Answered 9/6/2015
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