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Human Height Grow, Taseer Dawakhana Blue Area, Islamabad (2025)

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Height & Weight Chart & Fit Height Gain Plan
Average Height & Weight for Boys
Age Av. Height Av. Weight
New Born 7.16 lbs
1 Month 9.15 Pounds
2 Months 10.91 Pounds
3 Months 12.56 Pounds
4 Months 14 Pounds
5 Months 15.43 Pounds
6 Months 16.53 Pounds
7 Months 17.64 Pounds
8 Months 18.74 Pounds
9 Months 19.62 Pounds
10 Months 20.28 Pounds
11 Months 21.05 Pounds
1 Year 28-29 Inches 21.76 lbs.
13 Months 22.27 Pounds
14 Months 22.82 Pounds
15 Months 23.26 Pounds
16 Months 23.7 Pounds
17 Months 24.14 Pounds
18 Months 24.58 Pounds
19 Months 25.02 Pounds
20 Months 25.35 Pounds
21 Months 25.79 Pounds
22 Months 26.12 Pounds
23 Months 26.57 Pounds
2 Years 30 Inches 28.4 lbs
3 Years 33 Inches 30.8 lbs.
4 Years 37 Inches 35.2 lbs.
5 Years 40 Inches 39.6 lbs.
6 Years 41 Inches 46.2 lbs
7 Years 43 Inches 50.6 lbs
8 Years 45 Inches 57.2 lbs
9 Years 47 Inches 63.8 lbs.
10 Years 51 Inches 70.4 lbs
11 Years 52 Inches 79.2 lbs.
12-13 Years 60-63 Inches 95-105 lbs
14-15 Years 63-64 Inches 105-115 lbs
16-17 Years 64 Inches 115–120 lbs.
18-20 Years 64 Inches 125–130 lbs.

Average Height & Weight for Girls

Age Av. Height Av. Weight
New Born 7.16 lbs
1 Month 9.15 Pounds
2 Months 10.91 Pounds
3 Months 12.56 Pounds
4 Months 14 Pounds
5 Months 15.43 Pounds
6 Months 16.53 Pounds
7 Months 17.64 Pounds
8 Months 18.74 Pounds
9 Months 19.62 Pounds
10 Months 20.28 Pounds
11 Months 21.05 Pounds
1 Year 28-29 Inches 22 lbs.
13 Months 22.27 Pounds
14 Months 22.82 Pounds
15 Months 23.26 Pounds
16 Months 23.7 Pounds
17 Months 24.14 Pounds
18 Months 24.58 Pounds
19 Months 25.02 Pounds
20 Months 25.35 Pounds
21 Months 25.79 Pounds
22 Months 26.12 Pounds
23 Months 26.57 Pounds
2 Years 31 Inches 28.4 lbs
3 Years 33 Inches 33 lbs.
4 Years 37 Inches 35-37 lbs.
5 Years 40 Inches 41.8 lbs.
6 Years 42 Inches 46.2 lbs
7 Years 44 Inches 50.6 lbs
8 Years 45 Inches 57.2 lbs
9 Years 49 Inches 61.6 lbs.
10 Years 51 Inches 70.4 lbs
11 Years 52 Inches 77 lbs.
12-13 Years 58-62 Inches 85-100 lbs
14-15 Years 63-66 Inches 105-125 lbs
16-17 Years 67-70 Inches 130–150 lbs.
18-20 Years 68-70 Inches 150–160 lbs.

Height (in inches)
Male Age
Female Age

17-20
21-27
28-39
40+
17-20
21-27
28-39
40+

58
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109
112
115
119

59
--
--
--
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113
116
119
123

60
132
136
139
141
116
120
123
127

61
136
140
144
146
120
124
127
131

62
141
144
148
150
125
129
132
137

63
145
149
153
155
129
133
137
141

64
150
154
158
160
133
137
141
145

65
155
159
163
165
137
141
145
149

66
160
163
168
170
141
146
150
154

67
165
169
174
176
145
149
154
159

68
170
174
179
181
150
154
159
164

69
175
179
184
186
154
158
163
168

70
180
185
189
192
159
163
168
173

71
185
189
194
197
163
167
172
177

72
190
195
200
203
167
172
177
183

73
195
200
205
208
172
177
182
188

74
201
206
211
214
178
183
189
194

75
206
212
217
220
183
188
194
200

76
212
217
223
226
189
194
200
206

77
218
223
229
232
193
199
205
211

78
223
229
235
238
198
204
210
216

79
229
235
241
244
203
209
215
222

80
234
240
247
250
208
214
220
227

Notes:

1) The height will be measured in stocking feet (without shoes), standing on a flat surface with the chin parallel to the floor. The body should be straight but not rigid, similar to the position of attention. The measurement will be rounded to the nearest inch with the following guidelines:

If the height fraction is less than 1/2 inch, round down to the nearest whole number in inches.

If the height fraction is 1/2 inch or greater, round up to the next highest whole number in inches.

2) The weight should be measured and recorded to the nearest pound within the following guidelines.

If the weight fraction is less than 1/2 pound, round down to the nearest pound.

If the weight fraction is 1/2 pound or greater, round up to the next highest pound.

3) All measurements will be in a standard PT uniform (gym shorts and T-shirt, without shoes).
4) If the circumstances preclude weighing soldiers during the APFT, they should be weighed within 30 days of the APFT.
5) Add 6 pounds per inch for males over 80 inches and 5 pounds for females for each inch over 80 inches.

Dosage

FIT HEIGHT GAIN PLAN

Take one tablet daily twice a day after meal with milk.

For Children (under 12):- Half Tablet twice a day

For Adult (12 to 22):- 1 to 2 tablet twice a day

For Adult (23 to 25):- 1 tablet thrice a day

The process of Height is being started from 1 month use of Fit Height Course

For best results, The recommended usage details are followedAge Limit Height Increase Course Duration
Below 12 to below 15 years Starting
6 to 8 inches Minimum 1 to 3 months and can be continued till desired results are achieved.
Above 16 to below 18 years 6 to 8 inches Minimum 1 to 3 months & for best results 6 months course recommended
Above 18 to below 21 years 4 to 6 inches Minimum 3 months & for best results 6 months course recommended
Above 21 to below 25 years 3 to 4 inches Minimum 3 months & for best results 6 months course recommended
Above 25 to 30 years 2 to 3 inches Minimum 3 months & for best results 6 months course recommended

Treatment for fit height by Dr. Hakeem Tariq Mehmood TaseerAge Course Duration Price in (US$) Price in (PKR) Course Duration Price in (US$) Price in (PKR) Order
12 Years 1 Months $ 45 PKR1800 4 Months $180 PKR7200 Order By CCNow
16 Years 1 Months $ 55 PKR1800 4 Months $220 PKR7200 Order By CCNow
18 Years 1 Months $ 60 PKR1800 4 Months $240 PKR7200 Order By CCNow
22 Years 1 Months $ 70 PKR2400 4 Months $280 PKR9600 Order By CCNow
24 Years 1 Months $ 80 PKR3200 4 Months $320 PKR12800 Order By CCNow
30 Years 1 Months $ 95 PKR3600 4 Months $380 PKR14400 Order By CCNow

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An MRI of the head may be indicated in children with growth hormone deficiency to rule out a brain tumor. X-rays may be taken of the left wrist to compare with standard charts. This image can also be used to determine the child's bone age and growth potential.

Next Steps

Follow-up

The doctor or health-care practitioner may want to evaluate the child every three months while the cause of growth failure is being investigated. This also allows the doctor to obtain repeated growth measurements, which can then be used to estimate the child's growth rate. The doctor may refer the child to a pediatric endocrinologist (a doctor who specializes in studying hormones) for a more detailed evaluation of the possible causes of growth failure.

Prevention

Routine well-baby checkups and periodic checkups for school-age and adolescent children is the best means of prevention.

Outlook

Early therapeutic intervention is important. Therapy should begin before the child's growth process is complete. For children with hypothyroidism or growth hormone deficiency, hormone replacement therapy usually results in a period of rapid catch-up growth, with subsequent normal growth until the growth process is complete.

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When to Seek Medical Care

See your doctor or health-care practitioner if you are concerned about your child's growth

Exams & Tests

The doctor or health-care practitioner will measure the child's weight and height. He or she may also ask about the child's birth weight and birth height. The doctor may use the parents' heights to calculate the child's projected potential adult height. The doctor may also want to know the timing of puberty in the parents. The doctor may take measurements of the limbs and trunk to determine the child's body proportions.
The doctor may perform blood tests to check for hormones and to rule out specific syndromes associated with growth failure. The following blood tests may be performed:

· Thyroxin and thyroid-stimulating hormone tests,

· Serum electrolyte levels,

· Complete blood count and sedimentation rate,

· Insulin-like growth factor 1 and insulin-like growth factor -- binding protein 3 tests, or a

· Growth hormone stimulation test.

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Symptoms of Growth Failure in Children

Symptoms of growth failure may include the following:

· The child's height, weight, and head circumference do not progress normally according to standard growth charts.

· Physical skills, such as rolling over, sitting up, standing, or walking, are slow to develop.

· Social and mental skills are delayed.

· The development of secondary sexual characteristics (for example, men's facial hair, women's breasts) is delayed in adolescents.

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Psychosocial dwarfism: This is a disorder of short stature or growth failure and/or delayed puberty. This often occurs in association with emotional deprivation and/or child abuse and neglect.

· Syndromes: Growth failure can be a feature of genetic syndromes, such as Turner syndrome and Down syndrome. It can also be a part of other syndromes, such as Noonan syndrome, Russell-Silver syndrome, and Prader-Willi syndrome.

· Endocrine (hormonal): Endocrine causes include thyroid hormone deficiency (hypothyroidism), growth hormone deficiency, or other hormone disorders. Thyroid hormone is necessary for normal growth; in children with hypothyroidism, growth is extremely slow. Children with growth hormone deficiency have normal body proportions, but they may appear younger than their actual age.

· Other: Growth failure may be related to intrauterine growth retardation (a condition in which children weigh less than 5 pounds at full term or who are small for gestational age if born preterm). Bone and cartilage disorders (called chondrodystrophies) may also be a cause of growth failure. Achondroplasia (one of the most common conditions that cause growth failure and short stature) is a genetic disorder of bone and cartilage. People with achondroplasia have a normal-sized trunk, short arms and short legs, and a slightly enlarged head with a prominent forehead. Adults with this condition are typically about 4 feet tall. There are other chondrodystrophies, such as hypochondroplasia, which are similar to achondroplasia but not as severe.

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Growth Failure in Children Causes

Normal growth is the result of several factors, such as nutrition, genetics, and hormones. The following are possible causes of growth failure.

· Familial short stature: Children with this condition have parents with short stature. They have a normal growth velocity, and bone age is not delayed. They enter puberty at a normal time and often complete growth with a short adult height.

· Constitutional growth delay: Also called delayed puberty, children with constitutional growth delay have a normal birth weight, and their growth slows usually during the first year of life. From about age 3 to puberty, these children have an adequate growth velocity. Bone age is usually delayed, and puberty is late. Late puberty allows for more prepubertal growth, usually resulting in a normal adult height. Usually, children with constitutional growth delay do not show growth failure but a period of slow growth velocity occurs during the first year of life and just before puberty.

· Malnutrition: Worldwide, malnutrition is probably the most common cause of growth failure and is usually poverty-related. Nutritional deficiencies in developed countries are more often the result of self-restricted diets. Poor weight gain is often more noticeable than short stature.

· Diseases and disorders: Chronic diseases and systemic disorders that involve the nervous, circulatory, or gastrointestinal systems may be a cause of growth failure. Diseases or disorders involving the liver, kidneys, lungs, or connective tissue may also be a cause.

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Growth Failure in Children

Growth Failure in Children Overview

Growth failure is a term used to describe a growth rate that is below the appropriate growth velocity (speed) for age. The term growth delay may refer to a situation in which a child is short but appears to be able to grow longer than children usually do, and thus, may not end up short as an adult. Dwarfism is a term that has often been used to describe extreme short stature; however, the term is unflattering and its use is often avoided. Growth hormone deficiency is sometimes called pituitary dwarfism. Short stature may be a normal expression of a person's genetic potential and, therefore, the growth rate is normal. Short stature may also be a result of a condition that causes growth failure and a growth rate that is slower than normal. A child is considered to be short if he or she has a height below the 3rd or 5th percentile on a growth chart. About 3%-5% percent of all children are considered to be short. However, many of these children have normal growth velocities. The children who fall into this group include those with familial short stature or constitutional growth delay. Those with familial short stature are born with genes that determine their short height, and they usually have parents who are short. Constitutional growth delay is a term used to describe children who are small for their age but who have a normal growth rate. Of all children with short stature, only a few have a specific treatable medical condition. The most rapid phase of growth occurs in the mother's uterus. After birth, the growth rate gradually declines over the first several years of life. At birth, the average length of a newborn is 20 inches; at 1 year, the average height is about 30 inches; at 2 years, the average height is about 35 inches; and at 3 years, the average height is about 38 inches. After 3 years and until puberty, linear growth continues at a relatively constant rate of 2 inches per year.

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Adrenal Cortex

Secretes hydrocortisone, which affects metabolism. Also secretes androgen hormone and aldosterone, which affect blood pressure and saline balance.

Thyroid Gland

Secretes thyroxin, triiodothyronine and calcitonin, which affect metabolism, body heat, and bone growth.

Parathyroid Glands

Secretes a parathyroid hormone, which affects calcium levels in the blood.

Go**ds

The male and female reproductive glands (te**es and ovaries). The te**es secrete testosterone, which stimulate s***m production and other male characteristics. The ovaries secrete estrogen and progesterone, which affect many aspects of the female body, including menstrual cycles and pregnancy. The exocrine glands actually secrete their substances through ducts to particular areas. Examples of exocrine glands include the salivary glands and the sweat glands. The endocrine glands, on the other hand, secrete the hormones they produce directly into the bloodstream. Most endocrine glands are controlled by trophic (stimulating) hormones secreted by the pituitary gland. The pituitary gland, in turn, is controlled by hormones secreted by the hypothalamus in the brain.

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Pancreas

Secretes insulin and glucagon, which affect the body's absorption of glucose, the body's main source of energy.

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Hypothalamus

Secretes hormones that stimulate or suppress the release of hormones in the pituitary gland.

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The endocrine system consists of:

Pituitary Gland

Secretes hormones to stimulate the adrenals, thyroid, pigment-producing skin cells and go**ds (ovaries and te**es). Also secretes a growth hormone, an antidiuretic hormone, prolactin (a hormone which affects milk production after childbirth) and oxytocin (a hormone which plays a role in childbirth).

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Growth Booster Plus works in conjunction with the endocrine system to help keep GH (Growth Hormone) levels at their highest beneficial levels. This is done with the complex and precise array of ingredients which are within the Growth Booster Plus supplement. Stimulation is performed in a safe and natural way with no adverse side effects. Below is a brief description of the operation of each component of the endocrine system. read and enjoy!

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