Dwarfism is divided into two main categories, normal growth variant and pathological short stature, depending on the cause. The normal growth variants include somatic growth delay in children younger than gestational age, which can result in a height similar to that of a person of the same age after treatment.
Pathological short stature includes short stature caused by growth hormone deficiency, malnutrition and glucocorticoid treatment, which can be treated early, with nutritional supplements and timely discontinuation of hormone treatment, and the height can achieve the expected results.