Are Wet Dreams a Sign of Growth? Understanding Their Role in Puberty

Discover the connection between wet dreams and growth during puberty. Learn about their biological significance in this informative video.

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Wet dreams are a normal biological function and can occur at any age. While they are common among teenagers experiencing puberty and growth, having them does not specifically indicate that you are still growing. It's just one aspect of your body’s development and hormonal changes.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are wet dreams? Wet dreams, or nocturnal emissions, are involuntary ejaculation during sleep and are a normal part of male puberty.
  2. At what age do wet dreams start? Wet dreams usually begin during the early teenage years, coinciding with the onset of puberty.
  3. Do wet dreams affect growth? No, wet dreams do not indicate whether a person is still growing; they are simply a normal physiological phenomenon.
  4. Is it normal to have wet dreams frequently? Yes, it's normal for wet dreams to vary in frequency during puberty and can happen at different times for everyone.

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