What to Do If Your 14-Year-Old Son Hasn't Hit Puberty?

Discover why some teens experience delayed puberty and how to address concerns with professional guidance.

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Delayed puberty can be normal but consult a pediatrician to rule out medical issues. Factors like genetics, diet, and common conditions like constitutional growth delay could play a role. Early intervention can provide peace of mind and necessary care.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What are the signs of delayed puberty in boys? Signs include lack of testicular enlargement, absence of pubic hair, and no growth spurts by age 14.
  2. When should I consult a pediatrician about puberty concerns? Consult if your child shows no signs of puberty by age 14 or if there are noticeable changes in growth patterns.
  3. What factors contribute to delayed puberty? Factors can include genetics, diet, and conditions like constitutional growth delay.

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