###Human: Is the height of a child affected due to adenoids? ###Assistant: Hi. Here are certain points of advise I would like to give you. Weight is absolutely normal for her age as per growth charts. As per the height mentioned (112 cm), the child is shorter as per other children in the growth chart but considering the parent's height, the child seems fine. If the child's height had to be affected by adenoids the weight also would be effected but it is not. Girls grow in height up to the age of 14 to 16 years. The final height of the child should be close to 5 feet, 2 inches considering the parent's height. The current age of the child is 6 years so you have a time period of 8 to 9 years for height growth. There is no exercise or supplement specifically for height. However, it has been noted that children who are very active and have a good diet end up with good heights and weights (with respect to the parent's height). Both of these are well-taken care by you as your child seems to be active and feeding well (as per history). So, I would not worry much. As related to adenoids, I would suggest taking the opinion of an ENT doctor for the same. If they do not cause many issues, they can be left alone. An X-ray neck lateral can be taken to see if they are enlarged.