how can you find out or tall how tall you are gonna be when ur fully grown?
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They say by age 2, double their height and it will be your adult height.  Haven't tried it, so I don't know for sure.\nPS:  I doubled my son's height at age 2 and he was to be 6'2" tall.  He made it to 6'1 1/2".  Pretty close I'd say.
701128
I have grown an inch since I turned 16 in Febuary so now I'm 6' 3.5" tall. It sucks being too tall.
642164
I have searched and found nothing.  The closest you can find is a height and weight calculator.  Everyone has different sized waists, arms, thighs, chests, ect.  That depends on how much working out you do, genetics, nationalities, ect.
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There's a BMI (Body Mass Index) calculator specifically for kids here:\n\nhttp://kidshealth.org/teen/food_fitness/dieting/weight_height.html
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Sorry, girls usually stop growing about two years after they start their period because it is the end of puberty. \n\nYou probably won't grow much more. How tall are your parents? That makes a difference. If you're worried, ask your pediatrician to refer you to a specialist (endocrinologist) who can order a bone age and see if you still have time to grow or if your bones are already fused.\n\nSince you've included your parents' heights, your chances of growing are even smaller. People have a genetic potential which can be estimated using parents' heights. For girls, you subtract 5 inches from the father's height and average it with the mothers. Therefore, you'd average 5' with 4'11" and get 4'11 1/2", so you might have another 1/2 in to an inch to grow, but that's about all you can expect.
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You are tall, man. I am 5'11 and I'm 20. When I was ur age I was 5'5. I think you will be about 6'4 when you reach 18, but that does not mean you'll stop growing people grow until they are 25. I grew one inch taller this year.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_height\nEnjoy.
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Registered Nurse here; Yes dear you will still grow taller.  It is true that males reach there growth rate later than females, also true that by the time you start your menstrual cycle you have grown in height, more than you well ever grow again.  But at the tender age of 13 you have at least two more inches left, possibly more.  Much depends on genetics, such as your parents height.  Hope this helps.  Thanks for the opportunity to address your question. :))
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You probably will still grow a little bit, but at your height/weight, you are in pretty good shape. Most females don't reach their adult height until they are 18. I was 5'3" as a freshman in high school and I was 5'10" when I graduated.
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If you go to your pediatrician, he/she has a chart in your child's file that tracks the child's height and weight development.  You could ask him/her.  I'll bet his/her information will be more accurate than anything you'll get on this site.  Or...hold it...here's a new concept...go to the library and look it up in the child development section.
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It is too early in your development to know how tall you will be when you are done growing. I wouldn't get involved in any outlandish schemes to get taller. You are growing so slow that you may feel you are getting shorter. Bodies grow at different rates. You may see others in a growth spurt that makes it seem like you are getting shorter but getting shorter rarely happens. Your body is just gathering up energy and resources to start it's next spurt.\n\nI hear astronauts grow or get longer while floating in space for long periods. Do you have hours upon end to hang suspended upside down to get taller? That would be silly!\n\nBe patient. Then be satisfied with your height. You are by no means freakishly short at 5' 2'!\n\nEverybody sing together, "Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue -- Oh what those five feet can do! Has anybody seen my GAL?"
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Here is a good estimate that pediatrician's use:\n\nFor girls, add the mother's and father's heights (in inches), subtract 5 inches, and divide by two. For boys, take the sum of the mother's and father's heights, add 5 inches (since boys are usually taller than girls), and divide by two. A child's actual adult height can vary by as much as 5 inches above or below this calculation.
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To be sure you could go to a growth specialist, but my guess is that you will grow to be at least on the shorter end of average. Don't expect to be NBA tall, but also don't worry so much about your height, you are many years before your growth stops.
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A BMI (Body Max Index)calculation  may help. It can tell you if you are in the average weight for your height. This is by no means a perfect measure, as it doesn't take into account individual factors, like %muscle, body shape, but is usually accepted as a reasonable comment on body shape\n\nThe calculation is in Imperial weights\nBMI = (Weight in Pounds divide by      \n(Height in inches) x (Height in inches)) x 703 \n\nMetric\nBMI = Weight in Kilograms divide by           \n(Height in Meters) x (Height in Meters) \n\nA figue between 19 and 25 is a normal healthy weight\n\nI've also included an online calculator to do the calculation for you. The top link is imperial measures, the bottom is metric
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height by width measured in feet
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well people grow taller till the ends of the long bones keep growing ...once they are fused no gain in height is usually possible. If you feel that your growth is not proper do get an appointment with an endocrinologist who deals with problems of growth...however i think your height is sufficient ti leading a normal and fruitful life...so why worry there is more to life then just being tall!!
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Find a chart online and compare your height and weight it'll tell you.