What can happen to a person who produces too much or too little HGH?

Excessive production of human growth hormone (HGH) can lead to acromegaly in adults, characterized by enlarged bones, facial features, and other tissues, along with increased risk of Diabetes and cardiovascular issues. Conversely, insufficient HGH production can result in growth hormone deficiency, leading to stunted growth in children and symptoms like fatigue, increased body fat, and decreased muscle mass in adults. Both conditions require medical evaluation and management to mitigate their effects on overall health.