The characteristics of girls' development

A girl's body officially begins to develop during puberty, when secondary sexual characteristics begin to appear, especially the development of breasts. However, the physical development of each woman is very different. The characteristics of a girl's development are reflected in many aspects. In order to better discover problems in physical development in a timely manner, it is very important to understand the characteristics of a girl's development. Let’s take a look below.

When a girl reaches about nine years old, her secondary sexual characteristics, namely breasts, begin to develop. This is a sign that puberty has begun and that her development has begun. When a girl reaches the age of thirteen or fourteen, her ovaries have grown to a certain size and her menstruation begins. At the same time, the girl's womb. The vagina and external genitalia also gradually grow and develop until maturity. The above are all relatively obvious sexual characteristics. If a girl still has not developed by the age of 18, it may be that she is underdeveloped and needs to be examined and treated early.

Generally speaking, the development of sexual organs is the last among all the organs in the body. The maturity of sexual organs means that all organ systems in the human body have matured.

Generally speaking, the rapid growth of a girl's height occurs earlier than the development of sexual characteristics. However, the growth rate of a girl's height will reach its highest value after breast development begins, that is, after the girl begins to develop. At this time, a girl is likely to grow about 8 cm taller per year and gain about 5 kg in weight each year. Generally, after puberty, a girl will grow about 20 cm taller. However, the possibility of a girl growing taller after menstruation is limited. Generally, the height of a girl will not exceed 5 cm after menstruation.