Common symptoms include: 1  trouble urinating. 2  difficulty getting an erection. 3  painful ejaculation.  blood in the urine or 1  semen. pain or stiffness in the hips, lower back or upper thighs.
When do Girls Stop Growing? Girls hit their maximum growth spurt before menstruation begins, generally getting their first period around 12 1/2 years of age. Once their period starts, girls typically gain another 1 to 2 inches in height, reaching their full adult height by age 14 or 15.
Increased Growth Needs for Teens. Teens grow at astounding rates! Teenage girls grow approximately 23 to 28 cm during their teen years, and teen boys add approximately 26 to 28 cm to their height. Growth during the teen years accounts for about 20% of total height. Not only do teens grow up, but they grow out as well. Weight gain during the teens accounts for about 50% of a personâs ideal adult body weight. Lean body mass (muscle mass, bones, organs â everything except body fat) increases in both teen boys and girls.