Probably not at the age of 16 .., meaning you probably won’t grow 3″ from 16 to 17. But you can almost definitely grow more than 3″ from 16 to 19.5 or 20, if you are a male. If you are a female, then you most likely have stopped growing in height…

Conditions that can delay or prevent pubertal development tend to be chronic diseases and conditions such as diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease, Cystic Fibrosis, kidney disease and cancers (and their treatments).

On the other hand, teens who are “late bloomers” can have minimal height changes until they have a larger growth spurt around the time of their relatively late puberty.

5ft tall at 9 years old means you are above the average height for your age,and as you wont stop growing till you are at least 18 yes you will get taller,and there is a good chance you will be 6ft tall ortaller by the time you stop growing, Our height is genetic so to get an idea of how tall you are likely to be look …

Originally Answered: Is 5 foot tall for a 10-year-old? Yes, that is very tall for both sexes. This may be caused by either precocious (early) puberty or both parents being extremely tall (mother above 6 foot, father above 6′4).

In the U.S. population, about 14.5 percent of all men are six feet or over. Roughly 1% of US women are 6 feet tall or taller.

There are plenty of tall people that height and over. Although it is not a frequent occurrence, no. That is taller than more than 95 percent of the world.

Kosen is one of only 10 confirmed or reliably reported cases in which humans have grown past the eight foot (2.44 meter) mark, according to Guinness.

If you are over 6’6” you are in the 0.1% of the population. So very rare. If you are over 7′ tall you are in the 0.001% of the population.

6′2″/188cm is legitimately tall for men. The ideal height range for men though is 6′1″ to 6′5″. 6′0″/183 is seen as the shortest height in the acceptable range, and most women will be completely fine with a guy who is six feet tall and most men won’t consider him short or small.

And how tall will I be when I grow up? Actually, according to the CDC, 6’1″ is tall for any age (the average for adult men is ~5’10” or ~178cm). So yes, you’re tall for your age (the average for males of 15 years old is ~5’7″ or ~170cm).

Most 14 year old boys are in the 5′3″ to 5′6″ range. So you are about 7 inches taller than average. I was 4′8″ (142 cm) at 14. That made me the shortest in my school.

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Most boys will stop growing taller by age 16 and will usually have developed fully by 18.