Can I still take growth hormone if I am 16 and have been menstruating for 3 years?

Growth hormone injection generally refers to growth hormone injection. If a 16-year-old has been menstruating for 3 years and the epiphyseal line has not closed, growth hormone injection can generally be given. If the epiphyseal line has closed, growth hormone injection is usually not allowed.

Growth hormone is a peptide hormone secreted by the anterior pituitary gland of the human brain. It is composed of a variety of amino acids and can promote bone development and whole body growth. If a 16-year-old patient's height is not ideal and he goes to the hospital for a check-up and finds that the epiphyseal line has not closed, he can be injected with growth hormone as prescribed by the doctor. After entering the human body, this drug will promote protein synthesis, speed up the body's metabolism, and is beneficial to body growth.

If the bone line is found to be closed during the examination, growth hormone injection is usually not given, because no further growth will occur at this time. The possibility of epiphysis closure is relatively high 3 years after menstruation, and it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination and evaluation.

Usually you need to maintain good living habits, regular work and rest, and ensure adequate sleep time to keep your body healthy. In daily life, you need to pay attention to balanced nutrition, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, such as cucumbers, pears, tomatoes, etc., and pay attention to protein intake, which is good for your health.