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Although there are steroids that could potentially 'jump-start' puberty, this is not advised and could lead to very serious medical implications later in life. These would be to be prescribed by your doctor, therefore this option is very unlikely. Other than some steroids/hormone medicines, there is no way to start puberty early. There is also no need to start it early! To be honest, although you may feel left out if your peers have already started to develop, it's not necessarily a good thing. Studies in males have shown that children starting puberty later have had deeper voices and grown taller than those that started at around 11/12. Just remember; do not be ashamed or embarrassed about your body and development. It is a perfectly natural process and will occur, sooner or later.

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