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Can I grow taller I been 5'5 exactly since I was 16yo?

by Guest65147  |  earlier

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I am 43 years old now and wanna grow taller.

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  1. you stop growing at 21.


  2. The only way that you can get taller is with surgery and this is very complex and very dangerous.

    You can find relevant information in a web search for "leg lengthening surgery".

  3. Your 43 and you ask a question this dumb. It seems like being "vertically challenged" is the least of your problems.

  4. go to the torcher chambers,ask for them too put you in a stretching machine,who knows you might even be allot taller time they are done. but then you might wished you stayed the size you were.!

  5. NO! you are a stupid old man. people stop growing at about 25 years old. you will never get taller.  

  6. lmao no......

  7. Well, naturally, you can't grow. But some surgery (Experimental), have reported some success.

    And you can only grow if you're bone narrow have lots of nutrients necessary to grow. But I think if you're 43, you basically depleted your bone calcium. You wouldn't be able to do it naturally, so you could get one synthetically. But that is still not guarantee you getting taller if the catalyst, the growth hormone are not active anymore.

  8. Once your epiphyseal (growth) plates close, you are as tall as you are going to be.  These growth plates close middle to late puberty for boys and middle puberty for girls.

    Growth hormone, the hormone responsible for vertical growth, will only work on epiphyseal plates that are still able to lengthen.  If growth hormone is taken after this point, it can cause acromegaly, which causes enlargement of the hands, feet, and a protruding jaw (not a pretty picture).

    Outside of radical, dangerous, and drastic surgery, you are as tall as you are ever going to be.  

  9. u stop growing after ur 20

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