How much taller can a girl grow after her menarche?

Generally speaking, when girls enter puberty, they will have their first menstruation, which indicates that the girl's physical growth and development has entered a new stage. Generally, girls’ menarche occurs between the ages of 11 and 19. A small percentage will appear too early. For example, if a girl has her first period before she is 10 years old, or if her period is delayed until she is 19 years old, the timing of her first period may be different depending on the growth and development of each child, as well as the child's daily diet and absorption conditions, and it is also closely related to genetic factors. So, does a girl's height increase after her menarche? If so, how much can it increase?

Does the height of a girl increase after her menarche? If so, how much can it increase?

Can girls still grow taller after menarche?

1. It is not difficult to find that in daily life, girls' menarche occurs at a stage after a sudden increase in height. Although the height grows relatively slowly during this period, it is accurate to say that the height can continue to grow in the middle and late stages of girls' menarche. According to most of the data, some girls were 150cm tall before their first menstruation, and some time after their first menstruation, their height reached 157cm, which means they were growing slowly. According to the physical fitness of different children, the growth rate and height are also different.

2. For girls who are slightly shorter, don't be too anxious. Parents can provide their children with adequate nutrition during this short growth period and try to create a better living environment. It is best to arrange a planned diet and outdoor activities every day, such as exercise, etc. It can also help children grow taller. Therefore, girls' menarche and bone hyperplasia and thickening are related to a certain extent. They may be affected by several types of endocrine hormones at the same time. Of course, the bone growth level and height of our adolescent girls are closely related.

Having your period is a very happy thing, it means you have grown up and are no longer a child. Don't worry about your period or worry that you are going to die. This is unnecessary. Mothers should give their children lessons early so that the children can be prepared and they should also be aware of what is happening to the children. Secondly, children should bravely communicate with their parents and understand these things.