Kaz wrote:
Conay; Look. I was concerned, and curious as to see if anyone knew what in the heck was wrong with me, okay?
SORRY.
Meh, I did go a little over the top, sorry.
You should feel your right to be afraid, and actually so would I... I just don't think this is the right place, maybe it is, I dunno.
My only advice:
Dr. Rex wrote:
The main cause for growing shorter could attrivuted to behaviors that result in some form of body mass loss. This could mean going on a diet, working out, or in some cases, some internal disorder. In most cases, this could turn out to be osteoperosis; a diease that causes your bones to become spongy and porous, resulting in their inability to support a greater height. While this disease is more commonly found in older people, the effects could potentially be found in anyone with a critical calcium defficit or a sedintary lifestyle. Solution? Simple. Drink more milk. Eat cheese and yogurt. Don't sleep curled up in a ball.
Now that I've given you your answer, it's time to actually be real and apply it to you; just because you loose two inches doesn't have to mean you have osteoperosis -- in fact, it doesn't even have to mean there's anything "wrong" with you. I honestly don't see why you'd be fretting over something so seemingly trivial, since human males only tend to stop growing after the age of 20 and females at ages from 16-18. Just from the information you've given us, I'd say you having any kind of disease that may've caused you to grow shorter ought to be the LAST thing you should be worried about...
