Everything from clothing to furniture to cars, equipment, stairwells, and public areas contains implicit bias against little people. Even while there is overt height discrimination in the workplace and many occupations have legal height requirements, some professions may be able to accommodate shorter individuals with activities. A genetic aberration may explain why certain people are diminutive or dwarfish, comparable to or comparatively small (for instance, pygmy populations or typical east Asians among average Scandinavians), or young children. Extremely short stature is a defining trait of dwarfism. There isn’t a single medical term to describe dwarfism because it isn’t a condition in and of itself. Depending on a number of factors, different organizations have varied definitions of dwarfism. According to the advocacy group Little People of America, dwarfism is a condition that results in an adult height of less than 4 feet 10 inches. The term “dwarfism” refers to a medical condition when a person develops into a very little adult. However, only being short can cause someone to be labeled as a dwarf by society. Numerous factors can contribute to dwarfism. Numerous factors, some of which may result in further health issues like osteoarthritis, might contribute to dwarfism. Hormonal abnormalities that prevent the body from growing can occasionally cause dwarfism.
