Delayed puberty in women

Women's pubertal development is not an independent event of the reproductive system and is affected by general health conditions, such as malnutrition, overweight, and overweight. Due to the differences in the age of adolescence between regions and ethnic groups, it is difficult to determine specific age boundaries. It is generally believed that the onset of puberty and sexual development is 2.5 standard deviations behind the average age of normal children.

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