Is it normal?

[Brightwolf]

Is it normal to have feet growth at 18? Or any growth at all? Also, what are the "symptoms" of a growth spurt, if you know?

[ska8er]

Symptoms? Its not a disease.
U mean sign I think-Yeah I guess ur
feet can grow til u reach full adult.
Signs would b bones get bigger-hands
and feet-shoulders-chest.

[NZPerson]

Symptoms? Its not a disease.
U mean sign I think-Yeah I guess ur
feet can grow til u reach full adult.
Signs would b bones get bigger-hands
and feet-shoulders-chest.

Just to be pedantic, symptoms are things you feel as a result of it and signs are observable. In case of a growth spurt a symptom may be acheing bones and a sign would be increase in height. Whilst its not a disease it is a condition.

[KBar33]

I really couldn't give you a complete answer on that. Every single boys body responds differently during puberty, what i would recommend is to read up on medical journals to find a more cogent answer to this question. We all know that your hair grows, dick gets bigger, voice gets deeper, all that shit. But honestly I fully recommend getting advice from medical professionals that way you don't take what we say and make an incorrect diagnosis based off of potentially false information.

[ska8er]

Just to be pedantic, symptoms are things you feel as a result of it and signs are observable. In case of a growth spurt a symptom may be acheing bones and a sign would be increase in height. Whilst its not a disease it is a condition.


In that respect Yes ur right. My bones still ache once
in awhile and I also get sensitive nipples that sometimes
get puffy but not so now that I am older.

[NZPerson]

In that respect Yes ur right. My bones still ache once
in awhile and I also get sensitive nipples that sometimes
get puffy but not so now that I am older.

Yeah i havent had one in a while, and im the sams height as my dad so it may be that ive stoppped but im happy i suppose.

[Falcons_11]

It could be that you are experiencing late growth in your feet. But I would suggest to get more accurate information you see your doctor and check this out with him/her.