Please help me if you have been through puberty, please?
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Hey bro, I think you should relax and take a deep breath. Zoloft will not stunt your growth. I don't know what they are doing in school now, but in my day nobody was bringing rulers into the shower. Even looking at another guys jock is grounds for getting punched. You are who you are so just keep it real and you'll be ok.
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Puberty\nInformation for Boys and Girls\nPublic Education Brochure \n \nAs part of growing up, you will go through puberty. Puberty is the time in your life when your body changes from that of a child to that of an adult. These changes are caused by chemicals in the body called hormones. Because there are so many changes that happen during puberty, you may feel like your body is out of control. In time, your hormones will balance out and your body will catch up.\nNot only does your body change, but your emotions change too. How you think and feel about yourself, your family and friends, and your whole world, may seem different. As you go through puberty, you will begin to make important decisions for yourself, take on more responsibilities, and become more independent.\nIf you are already going through some of these changes, you may be asking yourself, "Am I normal?" or "Do other people my age feel the way I do?" Don't worry. Lots of changes happen during puberty and, although it can be a confusing time of life, it can be exciting.\nThis brochure was written to help you understand and deal with the changes puberty brings. Part 1 is about the changes girls go through during puberty. Part 2 is about the changes boys go through during puberty. Part 3 contains information for both girls and boys about the emotional changes during puberty. After you read the whole brochure you will learn not only about the changes you are going through, but also about the changes that are happening to the opposite sex.\nPart 1: Information for Girls\nPuberty is the time in a girl's life when her body changes from that of a young girl to that of a woman. It is also the time when a girl becomes physically able to have babies. Although there is no "right" time for puberty to begin, it generally starts earlier for a girl than it does for a boy - usually between 9 and 13 years of age. This is why many girls are taller and may act more mature than boys for a few years until the boys catch up.\nHow will my body change?\nFollowing are some of the changes your body will go through during puberty:\nBreasts: In most girls, puberty starts with breast growth. When your breasts start to develop, you may notice small, tender lumps under one or both nipples that will get bigger over the next few years. When breasts first begin to develop, it is not unusual for one breast to be larger than the other. However, as they develop, they will most likely even out before they reach their final size and shape. As your breasts develop, you may need a bra. Some girls feel that wearing a bra for the first time is exciting - it is the first step toward becoming a woman! However, some girls feel embarrassed, especially if they are among the first of their friends to need a bra. If the people around you make a bigger deal of your first bra than you would like, try to remember that they do not mean to embarrass you, they are just proud of how much you have grown.\nHair: Soft hair will start to grow in the pubic area (the area between your legs). This hair will eventually become thick and very curly. You may also notice hair under your arms and on your legs. Many women shave this hair. There is no medical reason to shave, it is simply a personal choice. If you decide to shave, be sure to use a lot of soap and water and a clean razor made for women. It is a good idea to use your own personal razor or electric shaver and not to share one with your family or friends.\nBody shape: Hips get wider and your waist will get smaller. Your body will also begin to build up fat in the stomach, buttocks, and legs. This is normal and gives your body the curvier shape of a woman.\nBody size: Arms, legs, hands, and feet may grow faster than the rest of your body. Until the rest of your body catches up, you may feel a little clumsier than usual. \nSkin: Skin may get more oily and you may notice you sweat more. This is because your glands are growing too. It is i
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You are entering puberty.....Congrats!!!
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Let nature take it's course. You are not even 12 yet puberty normally sets in around 13 for boys, so just wait. just because some kids start puberty at 11 or 12 doesn't mean that everyone will follow that pattern. now if you are 16 and haven't hit it yet, then go see a doctor
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You don't have to go to the doctor because what you are going through is perfectly normal.  You are only 13 and it may take another few years before your periods settle down into a regular cycle.  Not everyone starts their period and has a 25-35 day cycle straight away.  Don't worry about it.\n\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/spiritualhealing
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you've gotta understand that girls are up and down all the time, it's hormones, and seriously, there is NOTHING that we can do about it. Try to have compassion, I once had to break up with a guy, even though I still loved him, because of ... circumstances. Anyway, try to keep a level head (difficult I know) and not to wallow (even more difficult!). I just want to give you a hug and tell you that it's gonna be ok, just hang in there and most importantly: pray, most people think that today God never answers, he does. I'm living proof. He's helped me get through so much, he'll help you too.
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I got crap from people in high school (in the locker room before and after P.E.) for not having hairy arms.  With me, it just took time.  I'm almost 30 now and still have hair popping up in new places.  Just relax about it, because you can't control it.
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Usually, if a girl has not started menstruating by 16, it is recommended that they see a doctor. Guys tend to start puberty a bit later, but 19 is late. I would recommend seeing a doctor to rule out hormone deficiencies or other problems.
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Have you seen a doctor about this?  Have you tried anything?  Have you gone through menopause yet?
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if you haven't started it yet, be happy. I started mine at 13, now i cant Wait for menopause so it will go away..lol.
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Sounds like you have not finished going through puberty yet, and it will take time to develop.  Some women do not finish until age 19 or later.  I would not worry about gaining weight if it does not come naturally.
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Men can get over active bladders too, or even kidney or urinary infection that would cause you to have to go real bad and very frequently. It has nothing to do with puberty. Keep in mind, if this is just a rare occurence then it is perfectly normal. However, if this is happening all the time then you need to see a doctor for treatment.
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Yep.  Sometimes they just go through stages.  Maybe puberty?  But, she'll get past it and be back to normal before you know it.
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Evidently, you’re just on the time of the development.\nIn fact, it’s a normal thing during the puberty and as far as the sexual development goes on.\nIt’s due to the storm of hormones running in your body... so don’t worry!
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it depeneds as i have a friend who is 14 and he is about 5"2 foot summit!!! it ranges with the state of puberty if you know what i mean\n\nhope it helps\nx
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Help you with what?  It was your period.  Don't be embarrassed.  Every girl has it sooner or later.
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you need to get.... \n\nuhhh what everyone else said... your hormones are eating you out... umm i mean up!