A 15-year-old girl is a teenager—no longer a child, but not yet an adult. In addition to many physical changes, this is also a time of great intellectual, social, and emotional development. While every girl is different, there are some common milestones.

When girls turn 13, they have many changes both physically and emotionally. At this age, families still need to closely monitor and support when necessary to help children develop appropriately for their age.

Girls tend to mature faster than boys, and the age at which a girl stops growing in height depends on the age at which she first had her period. However, every girl's physical condition is different, so some girls may enter puberty early or late. This significantly affects the growth of girls.

Hi doctor! Doctor, I have a question about my sister's puberty period. The first period appeared about 10 days, after 2 days, it came again, so far 8 days have not stopped. I'm so worried asking a doctor to help me get my period lasting 8 days in the first cycle, is it okay? thank you

Precocious puberty is a common condition that has increased in recent years due to many factors. Precocious puberty can leave many consequences that make children lose confidence because they are not living up to their age. Therefore, detecting precocious puberty in children helps doctors have timely treatment directions, on the other hand, it can restrain the emotional and social stress that children may face when they mature early.