Here is a simplified checklist of what occurs during the different stages of puberty for boys and girls.
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In Males:
Stage I
- Prepubertal appearance
- Testicular volume less than 1.5 ml
- Penis 3 cm or smaller
Stage II
- Small amount of light downy hair at the base of the penis and scrotum
- Scrotum skin thins
- Testicles continue to enlarge (up to 6 ml)
- Scrotal enlargement begins
- Penis size remains unchanged
Stage III
- Pubic hair begins to darken and become more coarse
- Pubic hair begins to extend from just above penis to more of a triangle shape
- Testicular size around 6-12 ml
- Scrotum continues to enlarge
- Penis begins to enlarge, first in width, then in length (up to about 6 cm)
- Due to increased hormone secretion, 70% develop breasts temporarily
Stage IV
- Pubic hair has quality of adult, but has not extended to the legs
- Testicular volume about 12-20 ml
- Scrotum continues to enlargen
- Scrotum begins to darken in color
- Penis continues to enlarge, first in length (up to about 10 cm), then in width
- Due to increased hormone secretion, 70% develop breasts temporarily
Stage V
- Pubic hair extends to medial thigh
- Testicular volume 18-20 ml or larger
- Adult sized and colored scrotum
- Penis length around 15 cm
- Gynecomastia, if present, regresses
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In Females
Stage I
- No pubic hair at all
- Prepubertal appearance
- No breast gland tissue present
- Areola is not elevated above skin of the chest
Stage II
- Small amount of long downy hair beginning to grow on labia majora
- Breast buds form
- Small area of glandular tissue in breast is present
- Areola begins to get larger
- Menarche often occurs in late stage I or in stage II
Stage III
- Pubic hair begins to darken and become more curly and coarse
- Pubic hair begins to spread to pons pubis and then laterally
- Breast begins to elevate above surface of chest
- Breast development beyond borders of aerola
Stage IV
- Adult-like pubic hair on mons pubis, but does not extend to upper thigh
- Increased breast size and elevation
- Areola develops a second elevated region that extends beyond the plane of the rest of the breast.
Stage V
- Adult pubic hair distribution and texture
- Breast is adult in size
- Areola's secondary elevated region begins to regress to the same plane as the rest of the breast
- Papilla remains projected
Puberty is known as growth spurt. As there is a lot of growth taking place at that time.
what are the developmental task of different stages of adulthood and when do they typically take place.
Firstly, the brain triggers the pituitary triggers the adrenals to produce a lot of hormone. The testis and ovaries produce their hormones. This causes various physical changes to take place in the body.
Epilepsy can appear at any age, but when it occurs during the onset of puberty, it may be the result of changes taking place. Puberty is not the proximate cause, but the physical and hormonal changes brought about by puberty may trigger the development of epilepsy.
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The usual age at which puberty starts is 12 for boys. So yes, you may be having puberty.
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puberty happens throughout the ages of 9-18. But people mature at diffrent speeds.
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They do not actually have cellulite, since this requires reticular tissue, and males do not have any in their body. Males and females both have mammary glands, and this could be just a part of a hormonal shift taking place during puberty. It soon fades as testosterone levels increase.