It depends on a few: factors. The first is when or if you have started menstruating (your period). Most girls grow for about 2 years after they start their period, but that is not a large amount. The biggest growth spurt is generally the year before the period starts. So...if you haven't started menstruating, the answer is "yes." If it's been more than 2 years, sorry, it's not likely. Boys are not as easy to predict.
Answered 5/20/2016
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Depends: Most women finish growing taller at 16-17 or within 2 years of first menses. The hormones that control puberty trigger a growth spurt followed by a message to growth centers to finish.Once the growth centers close you are done.A single x-ray of your wrist/hand could be examined for growth centers.If open you could grow taller,if closed you are done.A balanced diet/proper rest and exercise help.
Answered 4/24/2016
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