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Delayed puberty is when a child’s physical development is delayed beyond the typical age. Puberty should begin by 13 years in girls and 14 years in boys. When puberty hasn’t started by these ages, it’s considered delayed puberty, and further evaluation is necessary. The primary sign of delayed puberty is the lack of the typical physical changes associated with puberty. In girls, this may include the absence of breast development or menstruation, while boys may not experience testicular enlargement or voice deepening.
What We Do at TOTALL for Delayed Puberty
At TOTALL , we specialize in diagnosing and managing delayed puberty. Our experienced team , led by Dr. Sunil M Jain, provides comprehensive care to your needs. From advanced diagnostic testing to treatment plans, we’re here to support your journey toward healthy puberty development.
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