Bigg Boss 16's Abdu Rozik witnesses a miraculous growth in his height; says "Doctors told us that I would not grow; Alhamdulillah a miracle, I'm growing!"

Tajikistan singer Abdu Rozik, who is very short in height, won hearts with his stint in Bigg Boss 16, Abdu looks like an 8 or 9-year-old child but is actually 19 years old and 94 cm tall. Abdu has been suffering from growth hormone deficiency. He was also diagnosed with rickets, but his family could not afford his treatment.

Now, the happy news is that there is hope for Abdu to lead a normal life with average height as he revealed in his Instagram post that he has witnessed the growth in his height. Abdu posted a picture and captioned it, "Can you see a difference?? Doctors told us that I would not grow and that I have 0 per cent growth hormone. Alhamdulillah a miracle, with all your love, support and prayers I’m growing!!"


In the pious month of Ramadan, Abdu shared this miraculous news with his fans, they were elated looking at Abdu's joy and commented on his with best wishes. A user wrote, "That is great news thanks to Allah AbduRozik is growing mashallah"
Abdu's emotional fan wrote a heartwarming note, "The CAPTION is miraculous! @abdu_rozik It's the most AWESOMEST update from you & kinda MAGICAL too. Literally got me in TEARS, a happy one!"
Another user wrote, "Happy for You @abdu_rozik ......but we going to miss cute Little Chota Bhaijaan"
A user also called Abdu 'god's child' and wrote, "God bless you, so happy for you. You are god's child definitely with all our prayers you will grow"

Growth hormone deficiency occurs when the pituitary gland does not produce enough of the hormone, causing children to be short in height. The pituitary organ secretes growth hormones. When there is a decrease in the secretion of growth hormones, it produces short stature or growth deficiency in the infant, which causes certain symptoms.

The symptoms are slow growth, Short stature (below the fifth percentile compared to other children of the same age and sex), Absent or delayed sexual development during puberty and severe headaches.
The treatment suggested is under the guidance of a paediatric endocrinologist, growth hormone deficiency can be treated with synthetic growth hormone. If other hormones are deficient, synthetic growth hormones can be administered in addition to them.