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Puberty Delay: Understanding Timing and When to Seek Medical Advice
Puberty usually starts between ages 10-14 in boys and 8-13 in girls, but can occur earlier or later. If a child has not started puberty by age 14 in girls or 16 in boys, it may be considered delayed puberty and medical evaluation is recommended to determine the underlying cause.Teen Health - Related Articles
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