Growth doesnt stop after puberty. Men usually continue growing until early adulthood and women stop growng a little sooner.
Yes you will get taller during puberty.
yes but rare
Yes. I know of two people who gained height at age 30. It is rare but it happens.
Is there any homeopathic medicines to height increase at age 24?
The penis and testis grows in size, facial and pubic hair and hair under the arms, increase in height, shoulders get broader.
This would depend on your age (and more specifically: bone maturation). If one has completed puberty (excepting any estrogen defficiency/resistance) testosterone, or any hormone for that matter, will not effect height. Before growth plate fusion, however, an increase in testosterone ios necessary for a male to reach full potential height. However, the testosterone increase will eventually hault growth permanently (due to an increase is subsequent estrogen levels, which naturally will eventually cause growth plates to close). So, during puberty, yes the hormone will temporarily increase growth, until eventually: the inevitable end to longitudal growth.
No dietary supplement will increase height, unless you're suffering from a nutritional deficiency.
Typically, height increases until the growth plates in the long bones close, which usually occurs by the end of puberty, around age 18 to 20. After this point, significant height increase is unlikely. However, factors such as improved posture, exercise, and stretching can help individuals appear taller. But, any noticeable increase in height after 20 is rare and generally not achievable through natural means.
Need to improve the answer(my height is 5.5 and my age is 16. want to increase my height up to 6.2
Not without drug use I think. If you are worried because of your late starting of Puberty then visit your Doctor and ask for hormone replacement treatment to help you catch up.
No, you can't make Puberty happen on your own. It happens naturally in most cases when your hormones increase. In late Puberty it is possible to make it happen with hormone replacement treatment. Your Doctor is best placed to answer any questions about this if you have any worries.
Puberty has little if anything to do with your final height. This is determined by genetics and that governs the amount of human growth hormone produced by your pituitary gland in your brain. Many people experience a growth spurt between ages 18 and 22; long after puberty.