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I'm 5'10 Africain American have tall relitives very tall relitives like 6'9 tall and i'm 14 I haven't grown since grade 8 and i'm in grade 9 do u think my growth is stunded..if not how tall do you think I will be.. and does milk help your growth?

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Ask your relatives when they achieved their full growth. They may have grown later, maybe 16-19. You also need to look at your relatives-all of them that are close relations: mother, father, brothers, sisters; also your parent's brothers/sisters, and your grandparents. If some are shorter, you have have inherited their shorter genes. I have a son who is 6'2; daughter who is 5'3; both are grown. My 10 yr old daughter is already 5'4 so she'll be quite tall---just depends on which genes influence your growth. Accept it, not much you can do about it anyway. Plus 5'10 is considered average height, though most guys that say they are 5'10 are lying--usually much shorter.

Hey my dear you are just fine 5 /10 is great just as long as you dont put on too much weight. you are doing great
milk (calcium) does promote strong bone growth. my brother was only 5'8 his freshman year - he was 6'3 when he graduated - 3 inches taller than my dad!! just eat healthy!
you still should grow some more but 6 9 is pretty big or big enough. Growth happens in spurts and stops but you already did the fast growing and now the process slows down then stops, hopefully. You don't want to keep growing; it is a painful condition called achromegaly and you don't want it.
If you are female, you have probably reached your maximum height. If you are male, you will most likely get another growth spurt before you're 20.
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During the teen years, adolescents experience changes in their physical development at a rate of speed unparalleled since infancy.

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ur only turning 15 dont worry to much but if u do grow more id say about 6'3"
if u experienced a growth spert more than 3 years ago than u may only be able to grow for no more than 1 inch, otherwise then no

ur relatives may not have anything some jeans in growth with u so no connections
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