Puberty: Changes for Females

Puberty - This is a madness moment. Your body is changing, everything else is changing. But what is the cause of all these changes?

Do you know that everyone says adolescence is about hormones? this is true. Hibernation hormone suddenly awakens and instructs your body to enter adolescence. You may think that this is not very meaningful, but hormones may cause puberty related changes.

Puberty begins at different times and lasts for various people for different periods. It can start early from the age of 8 until 13 years old. From the order of puberty - from the development of the breast to the maturation of the whole body - it takes one and a half or six years

For girls this is sometimes very difficult, as some of their colleagues may have completed adolescence before adolescence begins. But there is no way to slow down or speed up the process, but since adolescent will happen to everyone, never be afraid it will happen to you!

You may have heard that girls will mature faster than men, but girls are a little realistic because they usually have adolescence two years earlier than boys.

Remember, all adolescents are different, so some girls will grow pubic hair before developing breasts, which is absolutely normal.

Breast development begins with a flat part (isola) around the nipple and breast tissue is formed under the nipple. When breast development is completed, each breast is different, and the isola does not appear to be swollen any longer.

The breast size varies from person to person, but it is not possible to enlarge or reduce the breasts except for plastic surgery.

Pubic hair begins with the vaginal lips, the opening outside the private part. The hair grows thick and thick, growing like an inverted triangle. Sometimes the hair spreads inside the thighs

Puberty also causes you to experience a sudden increase in growth, resulting in annual average growth of about 5 inches.

Your head, hands, feet will grow first. Then your arms and legs will be big, and eventually your torso and shoulders will follow the rest of your body.

With consolation, everyone will experience that embarrassing phase, so you are not alone! Of course, growth in height involves an increase in weight.

This weight gain is completely normal and is part of adolescence. If you do not increase this weight, you can not stretch your height, develop your chest, or be the first time.

Finally the mane begins to grow and your sweat and oil-producing glands begin to develop. When these glands are blocked, they eventually cause hemorrhoids.

You should wash your face twice a day to avoid acne. If it still occurs frequently, please consult a dermatologist.

Increased estradiol concentration results in estrogen changes characteristic of women. A rapid increase in growth, an acceleration of bone formation and closure, an increase in breast growth, an increase in uterus growth, an increase in thickness of the endometrium and vaginal mucosa, and an enlarged estradiol level of the lower pelvis gradually increased , The maturation point is reached when the feedback sensitivity of the hypothalamic "gonadotropin" becomes positive as other spontaneous amplification processes occur. This positive feedback is a sign of mothers' sexual maturation to allow mid-term LH surge required for ovulation.

Adolescence is a period of several years, with rapid physical development and psychological changes occurring, ultimately leading to sexual maturity. Onset of puberty usually occurs in women aged 10 to 11 and men aged 11 to 12, while women usually complete adolescents between the ages of 15 and 17, but men usually range from 16 to 17 Complete at the age of your age. About four years after the first physical change in puberty, women tend to reach reproductive maturity. But after the first visible adolescent change, the men slowly accelerated, but they continued to grow for about 6 years. The order of physical changes in puberty is predictable, but the onset and speed of puberty differ greatly. Individuals have different genetic schedules about adolescence and are primarily affected by genetics, but environmental factors such as diet and exercise also have some influence.

It is puberty. The concept of puberty is important to explain the age and gender difference in the image of the body and the influence of self esteem. Men and women experience body appearance and body shape changes during puberty. And it also affects the image of the body and self-esteem. As men regard it as manlyness, satisfaction with the image of the body improves. However, for girls, I am trying to keep it thinner at all times because I feel uncomfortable at this stage (Dornbusch et al., 1984).