How to check suture closure?

Most cases of suture closure require going to the hospital for treatment, where a professional doctor can use X-rays to determine whether the suture is in a closed state.

Before the sutures are closed, it means that the human body still has the possibility of growing taller. If the sutures are completely closed, the child can no longer grow taller. During the growth and development process, if the child's height is not within the normal range, you can choose to go to the hospital for X-ray examination to understand the degree of closure of the sutures. Before the sutures are completely closed, you can make adjustments to the diet and eat foods high in calcium. You can also promote bone growth and development through exercise. There is still a possibility of growth and development.

When you go to the hospital for an X-ray examination, if the sutures are completely closed, you can no longer grow taller naturally. The bones are gone, and vertical growth is not possible. Only horizontal growth will occur.

In daily life, before the sutures are completely closed, you should choose effective ways to help height growth and development. At the same time, the child's height is closely related to the genetic genes of the parents. If one of the parents is shorter, the child's height may also be affected. You need to pay more attention to exercise in the future. You can insist on going outdoors every day to participate in running, mountain climbing and other sports.