Although dwarfism is rarely seen in today’s society, there are still many places where such a disease can occur, and we should still be aware of it, and if similar symptoms occur around us or in our own children, we must go to the hospital for examination and treatment in a timely manner. Many people have learned through various media that dwarfism is a serious disease that can cause lifelong dwarfism and can be difficult to treat. What we generally know about dwarfism is that it is a short stature, but we do not know more about the symptoms. So today, let’s take a look at what the specific symptoms of dwarfism are, especially in infants, and whether we can identify whether a child has dwarfism through some methods. The main criterion for determining dwarfism as such is that the child’s height will be more than 30% below that of a normal person of the same age and gender, or an adult of less than 1 meter 2 meters tall, such height is known as dwarfism or dwarf body type. The onset of dwarfism is mainly due to the lack of growth hormone secretion caused by a variety of reasons, resulting in slow physical growth. The prevalence of such a disease is mainly determined by both congenital and acquired factors. The disease is more frequent in infancy, mostly after 1 to 2 years of age growth is relatively slow growth rate of no more than 4 cm per year short stature, height mostly less than 1 m 3. body shape is relatively well-proportioned. Small children can eat b, dental growth is delayed. However, the child’s brain development is normal and intelligence is similar to that of his peers. The skin is more delicate and the subcutaneous fat is abundant. The main symptom of the disease with dwarf symptoms is slow growth. Children develop to a certain age where their height no longer grows, secondary to dwarfism, and the delay is mostly after the age of 4. It is often difficult to determine whether or not young children between the ages of 1 and 2 years old are growing and eating, and the diagnosis of dwarfism is generally not more obvious until the age of 5 to 6 years old, especially near the time of pubertal development.