Do you stop growing after your interval ?
Answers: There's a great book call "What's Happening to My Body? A Book for Girls" by Linda Madaras. It says that girls usually have a growth spurt at the setting up of puberty which usually lasts less than a year. By the time of her first spell, the growth will slow a little to 1-2 inches per year.
Girls usually reach their full mature height within 1-3 years after their first length.
From the time of age 2, humans usually grow about 2 inches per year (that is on average - not necessarily steadily - it is often contained by spurts).
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No, that's a myth. Most woman who get their periods do around the age of 12. Usually by the age of 16 is when they arrive at their adult size. So, on average, you don't stop growing until about 4 or 5 years after you receive it. Just because you get your period does not suggest you are going to stop growing in fact it could front to more development in altitude, breasts, hips, etc. :).
nope. you dont stop growing after u get it. girls get them at different times and at different stages of puberty...but yea usualy u stop growing at the age of 18. Actually, when you start your time of year your in puberty, and you will grow until your about 18 to 21.
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Wow! that ludicrous ! you grow a couple inches after you start but then you stop completely.
It just system that your growing slows down a bit. you don't stop growing completely. no you keep growing for a few + years then stop :) lol if that be true i would be very short..
no. no