Constitutional growth delay is a temporary pattern of slow physical development, commonly seen in otherwise healthy children and teens. It represents a normal variation of puberty timing, not a disease. This condition is used by pediatricians to explain late growth spurts and bone age lag. Families benefit from this diagnosis by avoiding unnecessary testing, gaining reassurance, and understanding their child will eventually reach full adult height.
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