What Age Marks the Cut-Off for Delayed Puberty?

Find out the signs of delayed puberty and the age at which it becomes a concern for boys and girls.

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Delayed puberty is typically identified if boys show no signs of pubertal development (testicular enlargement) by age 14 and girls by age 13 (lack of breast development). Consulting a healthcare professional is essential for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the signs of delayed puberty in boys? Signs include no testicular enlargement by age 14 or lack of other secondary sexual characteristics.
  2. When should I consult a healthcare professional about delayed puberty? It's advisable to consult if your child hasn't shown any signs of puberty by the recommended ages.
  3. What influences the timing of puberty? Genetics, nutrition, health conditions, and environmental factors can all play a role in the timing of puberty.

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