This would depend on your age (and more specifically: bone maturation). If one has completed puberty (excepting any estrogen defficiency/resistance) testosterone, or any hormone for that matter, will not effect height. Before growth plate fusion, however, an increase in testosterone ios necessary for a male to reach full potential height. However, the testosterone increase will eventually hault growth permanently (due to an increase is subsequent estrogen levels, which naturally will eventually cause growth plates to close). So, during puberty, yes the hormone will temporarily increase growth, until eventually: the inevitable end to longitudal growth.
At 13 you begin going through puberty. When this happens your testes begin producing testosterone for the first time, some of this testosterone is naturally converted to estrogen, which causes sensitivity and growth of breast tissue. The overgrowth of breast tissue in men is known as Gynecomastia The same thing is happening to girls when they go through puberty, but they have much more estrogen and actually end up growing breasts instead of just a little swelling/discomfort.
The hormone responsible for terminating growth at the epiphyseal plate in both men and women as they end adolescence is estrogen. Estrogen plays a key role in promoting the closure of the growth plates, leading to the cessation of longitudinal bone growth.
Epiphyseal plates close after puberty. This because your body begins to produce testosterone, which is in turn converted into estrogen, which is responsible for the closing of the growth plate or Epiphyseal Plate. So it differs from person to person, if you have gone through puberty then your growth plates are developed.
The brain is usually fully developed by the end of puberty. There is not much increase in the weight of brain after puberty is over.
Yes, hair growth is normal for a boy going through puberty. However, at 13, I very much doubt you're at the end of puberty. Most males end puberty at around 16 or 17.
Puberty is nothing but a span of rapid growth of body . It indicates that the time has come to start sexual development. At the end of puberty, the body is mature to bear child
During puberty, individuals experience a growth spurt, which is a period of rapid growth due to hormonal changes. The growth spurt typically occurs earlier for females, between the ages of 10-14, and later for males, between the ages of 12-16. Growth tends to slow down and eventually stop once puberty is complete.
you may get muscle growth any time from now until about a little before you end puberty. some effects of puberty come out really late in some people
No, growth hormone therapy is not effective once growth plates are fused because the bones have stopped growing. Growth plates close at the end of puberty when growth is complete.
The penis typically reaches its full adult size by the end of puberty, which can vary but typically occurs between the ages of 18 and 21. After puberty, the penis may continue to grow slightly due to general body growth but significant growth is unlikely.
The pituitary gland is responsible for gigantism when it produces an excess amount of growth hormone, leading to abnormal growth of bones and tissues in children and adolescents.