Question

what happen whem a person undergoes stunted growth?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Stunted growth in children has the following public health impacts apart from the obvious impact of shorter stature of the person affected: greater risk for illness and premature death. may result in delayed mental development and therefore poorer school performance and later on reduced productivity in the work force.

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Answer 2

If a kid is stunted at the age of two, he or she is more likely to have poor cognitive and educational outcomes later in life, with socioeconomic and intergenerational effects.

Explanation:

• In human development, stunted growth refers to a slower rate of growth.
• Apart from the obvious impact of the person affected shorter stature, stunted growth in children has the following public health implications: increased risk of illness and premature death, delayed mental development and thus poorer school performance and later reduced productivity in the workforce, reduced cognitive capacity.
• Because of their narrower pelvises, women of shorter stature have a higher risk of problems during childbirth and are more likely to have a baby with low birth weight, growth retardation can even be handed on to future generations.