Growing taller after puberty (18-25 years old) is impossible without surgery or a defective pituitary gland. However, growing shorter after puberty is common, if not universal. In short, the only way to change height dramatically after puberty is through surgical procedure to lengthen the lower leg.
There is no way to stop growing taller. You will stop growing usually around the age of 18.
your growing so when you are growing you get taller and when you get taller and your age number gets higher you are becoming a big kid in your school then you learn more things then next thing you know it i don't know sorry.
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it depends on the person but it can sometimes be from 15 - 18
Yes you can. Puberty may have finished for girls by 17 but boys can still be growing. Most boys will still be in puberty at 17 and growing.
No, you are done growing.
At 15-years-old it is unlikely you have finished growing yet. It is possible you will have another growth spurt before you reach 20-years-old. That is the age you are likely to have finished growing.
The average age when girls stop growing is between 16 to 17, and the average age when boys stop growing is 18 to 19. However it is possible, some people continue to grow until their mid-twenties.
Most people do not stop growing at age 13, so it's extremely probable that you will become taller.
1) It doesn't make you taller than the maximum which your DNA (heredity) calls for. 2) It doesn't make you taller after a certain age, when you've stopped growing in height.
Most people stop growing after age 17, and nearly all have stopped growing after age 18-19. Anyone who is still growing at age 22 probably has some kind of growth disorder, such as acromegaly.
Yes. In most cases, you can keep growing until you're aged 21.