How long is the typical treatment + recovery timeline?
Treatment for pediatric growth hormone deficiency is ongoing, usually lasting several years until the child reaches near-final adult height. Daily injections are given at home, with regular follow-up visits every 3–6 months to adjust dosage and monitor progress. There is no surgical recovery period; the therapy is non-invasive and children can resume normal activities immediately.
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