Question 1

when does puberty end for a boy?

Accepted Answer

Different for each.: Puberty typically ends anywhere from 17-19, but it really depends on when it started and how slowly or quickly it progresses. It can end earlier. It is different for everyone. Your pediatrician can give a better idea of this when examining your teen and assessing his pubertal stage.

Question 2

does a boy have to of hit puberty to reproduce?

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Yes: Essentially yes.Fertility is dependent upon hormonal maturation.This is not seen until puberty.

Question 3

what are the mental symptoms of puberty for a boy?

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Way more than this: Allows to write! increased testosterone leads to more confidence and in some aggression.  Puberty for both boys and girls involves huge hormone surges and this can lead to moodiness. They can be more aggressive, more mouthy, sullen, happy, tired, active, etc. Ask your child's doctor at a visit for more insight.

Question 4

what are the signs that shows a boy had start puberty?

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Axillary odor +: Axillary odor, breast changes, hair in pubic area or arm pits. Voice changes. Sudden growth spurts.

Question 5

what does puberty do to a boy's emotions and feelings?

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Sexuality: At puberty, a lot of an adolescent boy's emotions focus on sexual feelings that are new, pleasurable, and yet confusing at the same time. He may be moody and withdrawn at times.  He may have a strong need for independence even though he's not truly ready to live life on his own. It takes great parental patience to deal with these issues and help the body to pass through the milestones.

Question 6

can when a boy hits puberty impact his overall height?

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Height: The later your puberty sets in the taller you might get.

Question 7

what physical changes during puberty in a boy are there?

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Puberty in Boys: Includes changes in size and of penis and testes, development of hair in pubic area, under arms and face, change in voice.

Question 8

hello i am a boy and i want to know if i have hit puberty?

Accepted Answer

Puberty: Puberty usually starts at somewhere between age 10 and 15 and will continue to develop for a few more years.

Question 9

could you tell me what are all symptoms of puberty for a boy?

Accepted Answer

Puberty: The primary sign is testicular enlargement. Boys can act moody and aggressive. They can be growing quickly. Pubic and axillary hair, body odor, acne, oily skin, are secondary signs. Body hair and facial hair may show up later. Voice changes are evident as well. A "wet dream" may occur in the first year after puberty onset.

Question 10

is it somewhat early for a boy to hit puberty at an age 12 or 13?

Accepted Answer

NO, quite normal: Both boys and girls are starting puberty earlier, likely due to many common chemicals in our environment that affect hormones. In the US the average age that boys start puberty is now 10. In India average is 12 1/2-13 but even age 9 is no longer considered abnormal!
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