What Is HGH Used For?
HGH (Human Growth Hormone) has been used in recent years to treat more than growth problems. Knowing what it may be used for can help you decide if it's right for you.
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Medical Uses for Children
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HGH can help with some growth problems. It is sometimes prescribed for children who are not growing properly and have low levels of HGH production in their bodies. This can be evidenced by short stature or slow bone growth.
Medical Uses for Adults
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Some adults who have had radiation to treat an illness such as cancer or surgery to the brain that may hinder production of HGH. Those who may have suffered from brain trauma or a brain disorder may use HGH.
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Other Medical Problems
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People with AIDS are sometimes put on HGH to help maintain and build up muscle mass. Some people with short bowel syndrome may need to take HGH. Sometimes HGH is used to help heal wounds such as burns or other severe injuries.
Nonmedical HGH uses
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Some people use HGH to treat other common problems. While most doctors won't prescribe it for this type of problem, there are homeopathic HGH preparations that can be bought over the counter. Sleep problems, weight gain, weakness, memory problems and sexual problems are some of the things that it is claimed to help. HGH is used by many to reverse aging. While this is not medically recommended, there are some aging symptoms that HGH is said to help with.
Athletic Uses
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Athletes sometimes use HGH to increase muscle mass, improve their performance and raise energy levels. While this type of use is not recommended, there are many who claim it works well.
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