What are the factors that contribute to stunted growth?

1. The factors that will lead to stunted growth are, eating too much junk food, especially now that many snacks contain preservatives, which has a great impact on children's growth and development.

Nowadays, snacks include potato chips, biscuits, spicy strips, chicken feet, etc., we can carefully look at the ingredients on the food, and there will be a variety of additives in the table, although these additives are within the scope of national regulations, but they will indeed have an impact on the health of children. Therefore, children must eat less snacks or try not to eat them, and long-term snacking has a great impact on physical health and development. I once met a child who loved spicy noodles since he was a child, and would buy a lot of snacks every time he was out of school or during the holidays, and finally found that he was stunted when he became an adult.

Second, the factors that will lead to stunted growth are that children are not able to take in nutrients at the stage of growth and development, which will lead to children not being able to develop normally and healthily, and nutrients are very important.

Children also need a variety of nutrients during their formative years, including milk and eggs. Under normal circumstances, every child should drink at least one glass of milk a day to replenish the calcium needed by the body, which is also a factor that can help children grow taller as soon as possible. Eggs are also rich in nutrients, so it is best to have milk with eggs for breakfast.

Of course, not only eating these two things, but also ensuring a reasonable diet, fruits, vegetables, and meat should be reasonably matched, which is the best way.

3. The factors that will lead to stunted growth are that children are picky eaters and do not like to eat, which will lead to children eating less food than normal body needs during the development stage, affecting the healthy development of children.

From an early age, children must attach great importance to the problem of eating, and no matter what reason the child uses to avoid eating, it should be solved in time. Children who don't like to eat grow up to be stunted, and their physical condition will be worse than others, and they are more likely to get sick than children of the same age. As a parent, you must attach great importance to your child's diet and never ignore it.

Genetics, malnutrition, etc. Inherited genes, some genetic diseases of the parents may be passed on to the fetus, resulting in stunted growth; Malnutrition, where fetal nutrition does not keep up, leads to stunted growth.

Not eating well, not having a reasonable nutritional match, our diet. Eat a lot of junk food, eat without moderation, and have no concept of time. Without intensifying exercise, it leads to a low level of immunity.

Certain genetic disorders can cause poor growth and development in children, and these genetic factors usually lead to congenital dysplasia, such as some congenital femoral head dysplasia, which is generally difficult to correct. There is also malnutrition caused by children not eating well, which will also lead to special emaciation, slow growth and development of children, and the mother has taken some drugs during pregnancy, and the virus of these drugs will also enter the fetus, resulting in serious stunted development of the fetus.

I know that undernutrition can lead to stunting, and that's normal.

I think it's malnutrition, and I don't have protein and vitamins in time, and I think stunting needs to be taken seriously.

I think there are human factors, dietary factors, work and rest factors, behavioral factors, and genetic factors.

Stunting is often caused by picky eating, anorexia, etc. Patients with dysplasia often have thin stature, short stature, and some even have weak vision, resulting in easy myopia or eye deformities. For example, some children with brain dysplasia have difficulty concentrating due to slow mental development.

Patients with brain dysplasia also have less than ideal tooth development, loose teeth, and are susceptible to dental diseases.

**Principles & Medications:

You can go to the endocrinology department and orthopedic department of the hospital to observe whether the child's hormone secretion is normal. Children's stunted growth is related to family genetics, environment, eating habits, etc. If there are no other abnormalities, you can supplement the nutrients needed for children's growth and development by strengthening children's exercise, appropriately supplementing vitamins and calcium tablets, and eating more protein- and vitamin-rich foods, such as eggs and milk.

It is necessary to always adhere to the principle of focusing on the child's development, and if there is no abnormality in other aspects, try to replace the drug with food supplements to reduce the impact of drugs on the child's growth and development.

Prevention: It is recommended that pregnant mothers pay attention to diet from the beginning of pregnancy, pay attention to the intake of nutrients in all aspects, and provide better help for the development of children. It is necessary to pay attention to the pregnancy test, and follow the doctor's guidance in time to eliminate the problem if there is an abnormality.

In the child's growth period, we should pay attention to supplementing nutrition, pay attention to the child's diet, picky eating will cause the child's nutritional intake to be unbalanced. Encourage your child to exercise more, which will not only help your child grow taller and grown, but also build muscles. Pay attention to the routine of your child's growth and rest routine, and go to bed early and get up early.

Introduction: Every parent wants to give birth to a healthy and intelligent baby, so during pregnancy, they will have a regular prenatal check-up to understand the development of the fetus. Once the fetus is found to be dysplasia through B-ultrasound, it must be adjusted in time, otherwise it will affect the healthy growth of the baby.

Today, I would like to share the topic of which conditions can cause fetal dysplasia.

1. What conditions can cause fetal dysplasia?

It may be that the pregnant mother has some diseases, such as diabetes, high blood pressure and other diseases during pregnancy, which will lead to poor fetal development. It may be that the baby has congenital chromosomal abnormalities or congenital malformations, which will also affect the normal development of the fetus and lead to poor fetal development. It may be due to placental factors, such as placental insufficiency, which can also affect the normal development of the fetus.

It may be related to genetic factors, if the pregnant woman herself has physiological deficiencies, it will also lead to the growth of the fetus and the development of stunted growth. Pregnant women often have picky eating, picky eating, and anorexia in their daily diet, which will also affect the normal development of the fetus.

2. How to make the fetus grow healthier?

If pregnant mothers want to make the fetus grow healthier, then pregnant women must maintain a good and positive attitude during pregnancy. It is necessary to ensure that every day is a positive and optimistic attitude towards life, which can also make the fetus grow healthier. It is necessary to communicate more with the fetus, carry out more prenatal education, pass on more good information, listen to more relaxed and soothing **, and do some things that are more interesting, which can also make the fetus grow healthier.

It is necessary to develop a regular routine and a good biological clock. Don't stay up late, go to bed early and get up early, be sure to sleep enough for 8 hours a day, and don't let your body be in a state of overwork. It is necessary to learn to combine work and rest, relax and relax, release stress, and participate in some suitable exercises for pregnant women, such as brisk walking, yoga for pregnant women, etc., which can make the fetus grow healthier.

The main causes of embryonic dysplasia are: luteal insufficiency, hypothyroidism, chromosomal abnormalities, infectious factors, etc. Or the radiation of mobile phones and computers.

For example, smoking and drinking, eating greasy and spicy food, often wearing high heels, often taking drugs, wearing heavy makeup, and being in negative emotions for a long time.

Frequent smoking, frequent drinking, maternal illness, staying up late, and not paying attention to nutrition.

Many mothers find that after the child is weaned, there is often anorexia, lack of energy, emaciation, slow growth and other phenomena, which are symptoms of malnutrition in the child. Abrupt weaning is one of the main causes of malnutrition in children. In addition, long-term improper feeding and disease are also common causes of malnutrition in children.

So what are the dangers of malnutrition in children? Let's take a look.

1. In the early stage of malnutrition, there is no effect on height, but as the disease worsens, bone growth slows down, and the height is lower than normal. Mild malnutrition, normal mental state, but severe malaise, poor response, low body temperature, weak pulse, anorexia, diarrhea, constipation alternately. When the plasma albumin is significantly reduced, there may be pitting edema, shiny, and in severe cases, it can break and become infected to form chronic ulcers.

Severe malnutrition can cause damage to the function of important organs, such as decreased heart function, low heart sounds, low blood pressure, slow pulse, and superficial breathing.

2. Due to the low immune function of malnourished babies, they are susceptible to various infections, such as recurrent respiratory tract infections, thrush, pneumonia, tuberculosis, otitis media, urinary tract infections, etc.; Baby diarrhea often lasts for a long time, aggravates malnutrition, and forms a vicious circle. Malnutrition can be complicated by spontaneous hypoglycemia, and the baby may suddenly appear pale, confused, slow pulse, apnea, body temperature does not rise but no convulsions, and if not diagnosed and treated, it can lead to death.

3. Severe malnutrition can have damage to the function of important organs, such as decreased heart function, low heart sounds, low blood pressure, slow pulse, superficial breathing, etc. Common complications include nutritional anemia, which can be multivitamin deficient, and about 3 to 4 infants are accompanied by zinc deficiency, which predisposes them to various infections due to weakened immune function. At the same time, infancy and early childhood are the key stages of growth and development with the fastest growth rate, and the impact of lack of protein and energy on their growth is fatal.

Malnutrition in babies can lead to impaired immune function, increased susceptibility to disease, and increased mortality from disease.