Delayed Puberty

Affects: Whole Body · Endocrine & Metabolic

Mild

Severity

Chronic

Duration

Whole Body

Body Part

Endocrine & Metabolic

📖What is Delayed Puberty?

Delayed puberty is the absence of typical physical signs of puberty by an age later than most peers, generally by age 13 in girls or 14 in boys, including lack of breast development, testicular enlargement, or growth spurt. It can be a normal variation in development or a sign of an underlying hormonal, genetic, or nutritional condition. Family history often plays a role in the timing of puberty.

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