Patient's question:
Daughter is currently 15 years old (13.9 years old in age), with a height of 145cm. She hasn't grown much in height over the past year. She experienced her first menstruation at the age of 10.8, when her height was 137cm. During a bone age check, it was found that her bone age exceeded her chronological age by 2 years. The doctor said that her growth potential is limited. Her father is 180cm tall, and her mother is 162cm tall.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your child's condition, it is still possible for them to grow taller, as they are only 15 years old and their growth and development have not yet stopped. Girls usually reach their peak height around 18 to 20 years old, and this growth is genetic. If you are tall, your child is likely to grow taller as well.Guidance: I believe we should pay attention to appropriate physical exercise and consume calcium-rich foods, such as bone broth or milk. There is still a relatively high chance of growing taller, after all, they are still very young. Please do not rely on promotional products advertised by close friends. These products are usually ineffective, or can they accelerate growth through self-regulation?
The above is the answer to "Will a 15-year-old girl grow taller due to precocious puberty?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!