Publisher's Synopsis
Dwarfism is a condition in which a person is short for their body size. It can affect people of all ages but is most common in adults over 30. Several different things, including genetics, abnormalities in the growth process, and certain medical conditions, cause dwarfism.
There is no way to look or feel like a dwarf, but most dwarfs have a smaller-than-average body height and a shorter-than-average arm and leg length. Some dwarfs also have smaller heads and chest sizes. Dwarfs can have normal or slightly enlarged eyes and an average or more petite mouth. Dwarfs can have normal or slightly enlarged eyes and an average or more petite mouth. Most dwarfs can lead everyday lives, but there are some things that they may need to be aware of. For example, dwarfs may need a step stool to reach high shelves, chairs, or other items. They may also need a raised seat in a car or airplane. Dwarves can have a standard or slightly smaller lung capacity than people of other body sizes, so they may need special care when exercising. They may also need to avoid high-pressure activities, such as working in construction or mining.
