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Question

Ok basically I heard that Each time you have your period as a teenager you body matures, (if that makes any sense) like your boobs grow, hips widen, thighs get bigger,ect is that true?

Answer

From your first period, your body will change for about 4 to 6 years. It is a constant process, not just every time you have a period. And you can experience spurts and phases when it feels like nothing changes.
From your late teens or early 20s, you should ovulate every cycle. This is not the case for the first few years after your first period.
You got born with all the eggs you will ever have inside your ovaries. Until puberty, a buncxh of these eggs will die every day (about 20 a day). After you start to ovulate, about 10 eggs will start to mature evry single day. It takes these eggs about 90 days to mature. At that stage they all die, except on ovulation day when one of these eggs will be released, giving you the opportunity to get pregnant.
From your late teens when you are at peak fertility, your eggs will get older and older every day. This is the reason why it takes longer and longer to get pregnant with every year that passes. In your early to mid 40s, you are practically infertile and by your late 40s or early 50s, you will be in menopause. That means that any eggs that are left are unable to get fertilized successfully and you become infertile, stop ovulating and stop menstruating.
Every time you have your period, you can experience bloating and your breasts may swell up. This will however go down again after your period.
Many women will also experience changes in their bodies after a pregnancy

Answer

I think that depends on genetics but the body does mature

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