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Anyone ever have female patient get taller in late 30s? don't know prior measurement so can't compare to now but people say i look taller & i feel it.
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No: You have nice friends who are complimenting you on your sharp looks and nice clothes. Maybe you've become a "fashionista". Anyhow, women rarely grow their bones after they are 16 and men after 18. The definitive test is the bone age exam.
Answered 9/27/2015
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