If you have a pediatrician as your primary care doctor, they may continue to see you until some point. If you dont have one, setting up with a pediatrician makes no sense and most would decline to start with you. Size and appearance are not the distinction between pediatric and adult medicineas pediatricians are fond of saying, kids are not just small adults. You should see an internal medicine or family medicine doctor.Your BMI is within the healthy range. Are your parents and other relatives thin? If so, without any symptoms its very likely just genetics.
Can I still visit a pediatric doctor although i am 2121F. Height: 159 cm. Weight: 47kgs. South Asian. Although i am 21 i literally look like a 12 year old. I look very skinny and petite. I almost always have been since age 7-8. I won't say i eat the healthiest diet in the sense i most of the time remove onions and tomatoes out, other than that I eat ample amount of food. I literally am not gaining any body mass other than my tummy lol. I have a very thin and petite body frame. I was thinking of approaching a pediatric doctor unless it didn't improve till 18/19 but then COVID hit, can I still visit one, or that won't be appropriate given I am 21 now. Or should I visit some other doctor?PS.: I also got my thyroid levels checked and it were normal. What could be the cause? Where do I start from