A 20-year-old male describes his sexual development as different from peers of the same age, asking if it’s delayed puberty or another cause.

Is it normal for a 10-year-old girl to not have menstruated yet, and what are the suggestions to promote her height growth?

The child is showing signs of voice change and underwear stains, and parents are worried about early maturity. Experts advise observation and avoid excessive attention and tension.

Answering Questions About the Size of Children’s Penises

A 22-year-old male seeks medical advice for small scrotum and short penis, inquiring about possible causes and treatment methods.

A 12-year-old boy has a concern about his small penis, which is much smaller than his peers. His foreskin cannot be retracted, and the glans is mostly covered. He saw only a tiny foreskin, less than one millimeter, when he was around 10 years old, and it was no more than two millimeters when erect. As he starts to develop, he worries about his future growth. He seeks advice on how to promote natural growth and possible solutions, including dietary therapy or supplements. Thank you in advance for any help.

A child who likes to rub their urinary area may be due to the impending onset of sexual development, requiring proper education and guidance from parents.