Approximately 2 years after puberty your epiphyseal growth plates which are attached to your leg bones and arm bones fuse so these bones are not able to grow any more. This is why you don't continue to grow indefinetly! It is estimated that this happens at an earlier age in girls than boys, around age 16 and 18 respectively. This varies in individuals.
Around the time of puberty however we do have a growth spurt controlled by all the hormones in our body. don't expect much height growth after 20-21...except we can expect to continue to grow wider...if we don't watch ourselves! lol
Males who are only 16 of age can still experience growing pains because they're still growing.
This depends on whether she is still growing or not. Some girls have stopped growing very early on and will need less calories to keep their body weight the same. If they would still be growing, they would need more calories to help their bodies. For a 16 year old girl that is still growing, I'd recommend 2500 calories a day. If not growing, 2000 calories would be enough, as recommended for women in general.
You probably will still be growing at 16-years-old, this usually continues until about 20-years-old
Yes u will generally stop growing around the age of 20
Dont worry you still have a lot of growing to do, Yes it will keep growing
It will help prevent mold from growing although there is still a chance mold can appear.
Marvadene Anderson, 16, 6'11" she lives in New Jersey and she is "still growing".
i got my piercing when i was 13, it healed straight away and im now 16 and me growing hasn affected it.
no. you still have time to grow. it depends on how old you are. you should stop growing around 16-18. just give it time.
Yes. In most cases, you can keep growing until you're aged 21.
Yes, in fact a persons hair will keep growing a bit after you die.
Heifers are still growing and maturing themselves, so a lot of resources being put into the calf's growth still need to be put into the heifer to keep her growing as well.