Can a female student in her final year of high school still grow taller?
Whether a female high school senior can still grow taller depends on her specific physical condition and requires individual assessment.
1. Possible
If the patient comes from a family with tall members, maintains a balanced diet, and medical examination reveals that the growth plates (epiphyseal lines) have not yet fully closed, there is potential for further height growth. In such cases, paying attention to proper nutrition and engaging in appropriate physical exercise may support continued growth.
2. Unlikely
If the patient has a generally weak constitution, a family history of short stature, and habits of picky or unbalanced eating leading to nutritional deficiencies, and if medical evaluation shows that the growth plates have already fully closed, further height increase is unlikely. However, it is still recommended to engage in moderate physical activity and improve dietary habits to enhance immune function and overall health.