My height is really troubling me. I’m already 16 years old by I’m still 4’7 Ft tall....

do some stretching and drink alot of milk

Well, all I know is asking a doctor is probably better than asking on a manga streaming site...

There's nothing wrong with your height. Well as long as it has to do with genetics. Maybe someone from your mother or fathers side was on the shorter side and you got those genes but it's all fine. I honestly don't understand the standards of height. People are always too tall or too short anywhere they go so don't pay attention to that stuff please. Oh and don't ever try something where you want to drink a gallon of milk a day to get taller because that isn't safe and will most likely get you sick. Anyways I wish you the best of luck at the possible challenges of being made fun of for your height but it's totally normal so please don't feel ashamed of your height. ٩(๑❛ᴗ❛๑)۶

There's NOTHING wrong with you!!! I'm 16 as well and am only 4'10, and tbh will probably never grow anymore. For me, it's because of my genetics and it is probably the same reason for you. I don't know if the reason your height is troubling is because of outside influence (i.e social media, friends, family) or if it is more just a personal preference but it doesn't define you. Personally, I think being short is great, it gives me something that "sets me apart from the rest" (it makes me feel unique), it also gives other people a reason to coddle me (like helping me reach stuff or carry stuff). In your case, you should also try to come to terms with your height. Of course, you can always try things like exercise and supplements but the best way to stop being troubled about this is slowly finding little things one by one that you like about your height. Of course, all insecurities won't vanish overnight but I know you're capable of coming to terms with yourself and I'm positive one day you'll be able to look in the mirror and state you're happy with your height. There's NOTHING wrong with you babe, own it!!! (if you're still worried you can always visit the doctor for a routine checkup just to make sure, but they probably will tell you it's normal and most likely due to genetics).