What Is Noonan Syndrome?
10. Growth
It is important that young children are given all the nutrition and stimulus that they need to grow as big and strong as possible. Even if some kids do have all they need, though, it is no guarantee that they will develop as they should. This is particularly the case if they are born with certain conditions, including Noonan syndrome.
Children with Noonan syndrome are likely to be born at a normal weight, but will not grow as quickly as other children. Any growth spurts that come with adolescence are likely to occur later and eating difficulties can also hinder their growth. Some will also have lower levels of growth hormones than others.
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