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History of conscription in Finland

The cavalry was outfitted by rustholls, who enjoyed partial tax exemption as a result.


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Officers lived on the homestead of their troops in their official houses (wooden stalls), the proceeds of which amounted to their pay.


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In the agrarian society of the time, a feedinginstitution was a fairly affordable and convenient way to organize the military.


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The problem, however, was the part-time nature of the warfolk, which may have led to inadequate training.


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[3] [4] In the wars of Gustav and Finland, the Rated Army fought comparatively effectively, but internal political problems limited the army's ability to operate.


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In the Finnish War, the understrength Finnish forces, hardly supported from Sweden, were unable to prevent Russia from taking over the country.


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After Russia took over, the Finnish people were dispersed.


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The tsar promised that Finns would not have to fight wars abroad.


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The division was not abolished until the Hunger Year 1867, but the stalks mainly served as paupers' units while Russian military personnel handled the Finnish defences.


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During the Crimean War, however, a few battalions were assembled to combat a possible invasion.


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However, the Finnish Guard (Guards Battalion) survived, with a total of Finnish soldiers in the 1870s approx.


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(Previously, in addition to the Finnish Guard, there had also been other battalions of lesser significance and short-lived recruits.


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) [5] The Guard's main act of war was participation in the Turkish War of 1877—1878.


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In its political significance, the battalion resembled the peacekeeping forces of modern Finland, which have shown the country's solidarity with the “international community”.


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Similarly, the Guard Battalion was primarily tasked with showing loyalty to pan-national interests.


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[6] In addition to Finnish units, Finland maintained a cadet school in Hamina, and many of those who attended it made spectacular careers in the Russian army, ranging from the rank of general.


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In the new age, the first country to introduce universal conscription was revolutionary France (created Jourdan; 1798), which waged war against almost all of its neighbours.


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Conscription allowed for a large mass army, and under the leadership of officers who rose from the ranks of the crew, the French armies prevented the fall of the revolutionary government.


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Soon the initiative shifted to France, whose armies conquered most of Europe.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

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Other states also gradually introduced it as conscription, as it was the only way to acquire an army of equivalent size.


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Furthermore, conscription was well suited to the romantic nationality idea of the time: the conscribed army identified with the people, and allowed for a strong identification of the interests of the state and the citizen.


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In the 19th century, liberals generally opposed conscription as forced labour against human rights.


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History of conscription in Finland

This was intensified by the fact that Finland itself could not influence what kind of wars one would get into.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

The pro-Swedes were on liberal lines and against war for Russia at all.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

Moderate pacifism was widely supported, though the wars of the late 19th century began to eradicate faith in future peacetime.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

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Old Finns were pro-conscription; for example J. V. Snellman emphasized its importance educationally and as a unifier of civic circles; he felt that an unarmed people were morally unworthy.


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The Phenomenans just saw the power of Prussia that created conscription, and for them it could also help Finland become independent.


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History of conscription in Finland

The examples of antiquity strongly influenced moods and many were happy to identify with Finland and ancient Athens.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

Conscription was the subject of heated debate from at least the 1860s until the time of independence.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

Liberal pro-Swedes also wondered whether Finland could remain neutral in a possible future Western-Russian war, or whether Sweden could take Finland back in it.


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Pro-Finns saw this reflection as contrary to the country's interests, an irresponsible policy of adventurism, as the Russian press commented on Finnish separatism efforts very sharply.


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Furthermore, they considered the idea of returning to Swedish connection as treasonous.


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[7] Conscription In 1870, the Emperor ordered conscription to be introduced in Russia.


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The length of military service became 6 years (for those elected by lot, not for priests and students).


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History of conscription in Finland

However, despite opposition from Russian War Minister Dmitry Miljutin, a separate conscription was enacted in Finland — a law to this effect was passed in 1878.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

In preparation for Finland's conscription law, the law did not mention the state (Russia) but the obligation to defend the motherland.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

Its own army was also believed to be reducing the number of Russian troops in Finland.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

The troops' language was Swedish, Finnish as the language of instruction and Russian as the command language.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

The general fear of using Finnish troops for Russian wars in far-away countries was reduced by the provision that Finnish troops were only allowed to be used domestically.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

Only the Finnish Guard was allowed to operate in Russia and abroad.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

However, it became customary that every year one tark'sniper battalion participated in nationwide exercises in Krasnoye Selo.


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In Finland, the conscription period was only 3 years and the troops were drawn up to 10% of the age category, in Russia 26%.


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History of conscription in Finland

The regulars numbered 4000 men in arms and 12000 men in the reserve.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

In addition, all other men took part in month-long reserve exercises for three consecutive summers, after which they acted as lifting crews.


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History of conscription in Finland

There was no such system in Russia.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

Russia's attitude towards Finland's military forces was ambivalent.


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On the one hand, it welcomed Finland's involvement in the defence of the kingdom; on the other hand, it feared that a bigger Finnish army would pose a mutiny threat.


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History of conscription in Finland

The rebellion threat was relaxed so that Finnish troops formed only mounted and infantry.


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History of conscription in Finland

The artillery and pioneer troops would have been obtained from Russian troops stationed in Finland.


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History of conscription in Finland

The Finnish army as part of the Russian Army in Emperor Nicholas II's February Manifesto 1899 began the first period of repression, and on 12 July 1901 a new conscription law was introduced.


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[8] In it Finland was assimilated with other Russian governors, resulting in Russian officers being admitted to positions in the Finnish army and Finnish troops could be sent to other parts of the kingdom.


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History of conscription in Finland

Officers and sub-officers also had to know Russian in the future.


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Partly as a result, 437486 Finns signed a petition written by Leo Mechelin against the invitations.


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History of conscription in Finland

In 1902, about 42—58% of call-age people participated in call-out strikes.


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History of conscription in Finland

In subsequent years, however, the threat of punitive measures reduced the number of strikers to about 30%.


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History of conscription in Finland

The passive resistance also involved priests, municipal officials, as well as doctors who were needed to carry out the vocations.


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On 29 March 1905, Emperor Nicholas II issued a proclamation ending, for the time being, the implementation of the Conscription Act of 1901.


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As compensation for this, Finland had to pay between 1905 and 1907 an annual grant of 10 million marks to the Empire's military fund (so-called military millions).


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History of conscription in Finland

However, it was only granted by the Riksdag for 1905.


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History of conscription in Finland

Gaining independence under the influence of Russia weakened in World War I and experienced two revolutions, Finland declared independence on 6 December 1917.


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Subsequently, Russian troops were driven out of Finland by troops created from scratch in a sense, with General C.


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The Jaegers, Finnish youths who went secretly to Germany for military training, came to their aid.


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History of conscription in Finland

Both sides started the war with volunteer troops: the white patrons, the Red Guards.


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The White Party initially sought to recruit grenator battalions, but was not successful in this.


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History of conscription in Finland

The arrival of the Jakeers allowed for the introduction of conscription; the Jakeers formed the officers and underofficers of the conscripted troops.


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History of conscription in Finland

The Conscription Act of 1878 served as the legal basis.


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History of conscription in Finland

The Battle of Tampere was finally settled by conscripted ice troops that had just arrived at the front, who were better trained and considerably more disciplined than the patrons.


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History of conscription in Finland

The Reds tried at the end of the war to introduce conscription, but were virtually unsuccessful.


Question: How are army garrisons set up?

History of conscription in Finland

After the Civil War of 1919, a more up-to-date, provisional law was enacted on conscription, setting a term of 1.5 years for service.


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History of conscription in Finland

A permanent law was obtained in 1922, reducing the length of service for the crew to one year.


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History of conscription in Finland

Since then, the Finnish military has been based on conscription.


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History of conscription in Finland

The Conscription Act was reformed in 1932 with 350 days for general service and 440 days for reserve officers and sub-officers.


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Current situation Today, the abolition of conscription is debated partly because of a change in the nature of warfare, partly due to pan-European development, partly individual freedom, and on economic grounds.


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In the immediate future, there is still no such solution in sight.


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Opponents of conscription believe that there is no need for a broad mass army at present, nor an economic opportunity.


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In the opinion of conscription advocates, the current conscription army is a well-trained force, in most matters reaching the level of a professional army, which would not be possible to maintain as a salaried army in the state economy.


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According to the Finnish Conscription Report published in 2010, funds used to maintain conscription could only sustain a small professional army made up of regular soldiers.


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[9] However, the report has been criticized for making the alternatives used in its calculations uncomparable.


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According to the Ohi on campaign, a comparable alternative to a reservist army formed from conscripts would be a reservist army formed out of volunteers.


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[10] The arguments of conscription opponents about the national economic burden of conscription and the infringement of individual liberty are generally not answered but are ignored in social debate.


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The Citizens' Initiative and Ohi on Campaign started to abolish conscription in September 2013.


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[11] According to the initiative, conscription is an economically costly, unequal and outdated defence solution in view of realistic threats.


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[12] The initiative garnered 7533 supporters over the course of six months.


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[13] See also Defence Forces Sources on the topic elsewhere.


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A study commissioned by the Ministry of Defence on the historical development of Finnish conscription and the pressures on it.


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Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Puberty, or puberty, is a stage in human development at which sexual maturity is reached [1] and the human body develops biologically into an adult.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Physical puberty most commonly begins at the age of 9—14 years, in girls the gonads, meaning ovaries usually begin to grow as early as around ten years of age, and external changes such as breast growth and acceleration of growth appear at an average age of 11 years.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The gonads, or testicles in boys, begin to grow around the age of 12 and physical development is most intense in boys usually only after 14 years of age.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

However, each sex reaches sexual maturity at around 13 years of age.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Physical changes in puberty last between three and five years in each sex.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In boys, muscles grow and body hair increases even after that; a man's musculature does not become fully completed until just under 30 years of age.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Adolescence is characterized by rapid height growth, the development of secondary sex characteristics, and often mental fickleness.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The onset of physical puberty also initiates an adolescent mental growth towards adulthood, involving awakening to sexuality, development of interaction skills to adult level, development of empathy capacity, and mental detachment from parents.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The developmental differences between young people, both mental and physical, are huge between the ages of 10 and 16 years.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The time of the onset of puberty, like its progression, the intensity and duration of the changes are fraught with different variations, all of which are quite normal.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Biological lineage, skeletal maturity, gender, psychosocial considerations, and nutrition affect the stage at which changes begin in an individual.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Changes that cause puberty are caused by the secretion of hormones; secretion of gonadotropins initiates them.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

It has not yet been determined what is the signal that first causes gonadotropin secretion and consequently the acceleration of sex hormone production.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In girls, the threshold for this signal to occur decreases in childhood with age faster than boys, due to which in girls puberty begins earlier.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In any case, however, the time of onset of puberty is probably the sum of many individual factors.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In girls, for example, obesity and breast growth that began at an early stage have been noticed to go hand in hand.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

On the other hand, some children adopted from country to country have also been noted to develop somewhat earlier than usual.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The date of the onset of puberty has been earlier in history, but nowadays there have already been signs of stagnation.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The early onset of menstruation has stopped for a long time on average at around 13 years, although even 100 years ago, girls usually did not begin menstruation until the age of 15—16 years ago.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Sex hormones The hormones affecting the sex glands include gonadotropins, FSH, or follicle-stimulating hormone, and LH, known as luteinising hormone, which are secreted by the pituitary gland.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Under the influence of gonadotropin, the sex glands begin to produce more and more abundant sex hormones, and later mature gametes.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

All people have hormones of both sexes, but in different proportions.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

It is due to this that a change in the relative amount of sex hormones also causes changes in secondary sex characteristics.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Anabolic steroids, or artificial male sex hormones, make a woman's voice flatter and beard grow.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In men, too, artificial male sex hormones can cause disorders, among other things, sperm production may cease, and the testes shrink.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Hormonal Changes Puberty begins when the pituitary gland begins to secrete gonadotropins, which are FSH [2] and LH.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

[2] This happens in all healthy people between the ages of 8 and 15.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The secretion of gonadotropins initially causes the sex glands to produce more and more abundant sex hormones.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The most predominant sex hormone in girls is estrogen [3] and testosterone in boys.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

[4] In girls, estrogen levels reach the level of an adult female at about 23 years of age, making it the best age for a woman to reproduce.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In men, on the other hand, testosterone levels slowly rise until about 27 years old.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Secondary and Primary Sex Characteristics Secondary, that is, secondary sex characteristics refer to non-genital differences between the sexes.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

They develop at about the same time as sexual maturity is reached.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

One of the clearest secondary sex characteristics of humans developing during puberty is the greater muscle strength of men relative to a woman.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Before puberty, girls and boys are proportionally equally strong, but by the end of puberty, boys are clearly stronger than girls.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In girls, a distinct secondary sex characteristic that develops during adolescence is breasts, which are not normally developed in boys during puberty.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Primary sex characteristics, on the other hand, mean differences between genitalia of different sexes, they too develop during puberty more.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Girls The abundance of female hormone production after the onset of puberty causes the following changes in all girls in due course: height growth accelerates and at the same time the pelvic bone is widened, after the onset of puberty, a height increase of 15—25 cm is expected in girls, with an average of 20 cm.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

body weight rises rapidly, up to 8-10 kilograms per year.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

mammary glands grow, nipples and nipples darken and grow in size The skin softens, and the adipose tissue under the skin increases on the hips, thighs, butt and breasts adult type pubic and armpit growth, later on part of the girls also shin riddling vulvas The color of the small labia grows and darkens the color of the uterus and ovaries increase in size, the secretion of the vagina begins and becomes abundant, the mucous membranes of the vagina thicken the menstrual cycle begins, on average 2.3 years from the onset of breast growth sexual desires awaken, sexual identity strengthening, increasing interest in one's own appearance.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Hormones called LH and FSH, secreted by the pituitary gland, initiate an abundance of female sex hormone production in the ovaries.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Changes in puberty begin with the growth of the ovaries, which is not noticeable outwardly.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Because of this, the exact time of onset of puberty in girls is difficult to determine.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Ovaries usually start their slow growth early, on average between 9 and 10 years, well earlier before any external signs, or even white discharge has had time to appear.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Female hormones, when abundant, begin to accumulate fat in the body, and the body fat percentage of a girl who has already reached the age of 10 years, due to female hormones, is slightly higher than in boys of the same age.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

After the beginning of ovarian growth, the following actual indicator of puberty is the appearance of vaginal discharge, usually shortly before the age of eleven, with small pea-like nodules under the nipples immediately after this.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

[5] This is a sign of the onset of breast growth, and appears on average at about 11 years of age.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

From this clear sign of the onset of puberty, it takes an average of about 2.3 years until the first menstruation.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

[6] Immediately at the beginning of breast growth, an acceleration of length growth begins, although the length growth begins to accelerate even before breast growth begins.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

About half a year- a year later, pubic hair usually begins to appear on the labia, [6] although in one third of girls pubic hair begins to grow even before breast development begins, and in others pubic hair begins to appear only later in puberty after the onset of height growth. to slow down.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Both breast growth and pubic hair can begin as early as the age of 8, [7] or only after 13 years of age, while still completely normal.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

However, these are the extremes, and at their most typical signs of puberty become visible in girls between the ages of 10 and 12, with an average of 11 years old.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

That is, on average, a girl aged 11 years old does not have any external signs of puberty, but they begin to appear quickly after this, and the physical signs of puberty are already clearly visible to outsiders by the time the girl reaches 12 years of age, menstruation comes around the age of 13, and the body very close to an adult at the age of 15—16.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Mental puberty proceeds with a delay of about one year to a couple of years and lasts twice as long as physical, until the age of 20.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Roughly, it can be said that only a few girls who have just reached the age of 10 have any physical signs of puberty, instead they are already most often found in almost all girls who have reached the age of just 13 years.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In girls, height growth begins to accelerate most often as soon as puberty begins, that is, on average, as early as 11 years of age, and growth is usually at around 12 years of age.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

With the onset of menstruation, the peak of the growth spurt is usually already passed a while ago.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In girls, the growth spurt is often not quite as pronounced as in boys, and height can come in a year, for example, between 7 and 10cm, while in boys it is easily exceeded 10cm during the strongest year of growth.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In girls, even in puberty, height growth is often quite uniform, although it accelerates somewhat.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Length growth is at its fastest a little more than a year after the first signs appear, that is, at an average age of about 12 years, after this growth gradually slows down and, on average, at the beginning of the 13th year, menstruation begins.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Girls reach their adulthood on average two years after the onset of menstruation, which is now about 15 years old, but some end already at the age of 13 and some only at 17.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

During puberty, the bones of different parts of the body develop at different rates.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

First, their adult size reaches the bones of the legs, then the lower legs, and finally the rest of the body.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The girl's pelvic bones are flared so the child could fit out in labour.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

[8] The delicate nodules under the nipples also grow, which is reflected in the growth of the breast.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Nipples grow, develop and darken.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Breasts develop over a period of about four years.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In others, growth begins rapidly, in others breast growth may initially be secondary, accelerating only at a later stage.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In other girls, breasts grow very slowly in the beginning and remain small.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Adipose tissue accumulates in girls during puberty in the pelvic region, buttocks and thighs.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

[7] The biological purpose of the phenomenon has been both to excite men, [8] and to bestow reserve nutrition on the pregnant woman.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

White discharge usually becomes scarce at first, but over time the bleeding becomes abundant to the adult level and eventually settle into the rhythm of menstruation once menstruation begins.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The purpose of vaginal discharge is to serve as a vaginal cleaning fluid.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The armpits grow hair, [8] and sweat begins to smell more strongly.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

[8] The labia grows and darkens, and the clitoris, or pubic tongue, grows slightly.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

From the labia, small labia are clearly growing the most.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In adolescence, not only the external genitalia, but also inside the girl, there are rapid changes: the vagina becomes longer and stronger, the hymen becomes stronger and opens, and the mass of the uterus increases.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

At the end of puberty, some of the girls grow dark shin hairs, which is due to the presence of male sex hormones.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In girls there is no voice breaking, unlike boys, but due to the presence of male sex hormones, the girl's voice slowly worsens throughout life, starting from about 13—14 years old, because of this, the voice of a woman is usually less high, than a young girl's voice and still in the elderly the voice is lower than the young woman .


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

A woman's age can usually be more easily deduced than a man by voice.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In girls, facial features don't change much during adolescence, unlike boys who have facial features man up.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

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Blood hemoglobin levels do not rise in girls during puberty, and muscle mass does not increase much, unlike in boys.


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After the onset of menstruation, greater mood swings may occur at certain stages of the menstrual rhythm, due to varying levels of female hormone.


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Male hormones, which also cause women to grow hair, potentiate a woman's sex drive.


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Similar to involuntary erections in boys, many girls may experience involuntary arousal during adolescence, manifested as wetting of the vagina, stiffening of the pubic tongue and swelling of the labia.


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During adolescence, girls also masturbate regularly.


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Approximately 2.3 years after the onset of breast development and white discharge, and about a year after the fastest phase of the growth spurt, the first menstruation usually begins.


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In Finnish girls, menstruation begins at around the age of 13, but the time varies between 10 and 16 years of age.


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So it is perfectly normal if menstruation begins already in primary school or only at the end of middle school, or only after.


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The first menstruation almost always comes with the passing of the fastest phase of growth, that is, the onset of menstruation tells the girl's puberty is already in a slowing stage.


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After menstruation, slowing growth is expected for about two more years, however, the bone structure is strengthened and stabilised even after this.


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FSH initiates the maturation of a stem cell in the ovary into an ovum.


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A follicle forms around the stem cell, which secretes blister hormone, known as oestrogen.


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LH causes the finished egg to detach from the ovary (ovulation), and the follicle turns into a yellow yellow body.


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It begins to secrete the corpus luteum hormone, that is, progesterone.


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Menstruation comes in the first couple of years irregularly, but then they little by little smoothing into a monthly rhythm, which each has a slightly different length, but on average 28 days.


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After the onset of menstruation, the girl's height growth noticeably slows down, and the height usually becomes no more than 2-8cm, but the adult body is not fully shaped until the age of twenty.


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Boys The abundance of male hormone production after the onset of puberty causes the following changes in all boys in due course: the smell of sweat intensifies the height increase is accelerated, and at the same time the shoulders are flared.


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After puberty begins, a length increase of about 20—36 cm is expected in boys, with an average of 28 cm.


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weight may increase by up to 10—15 kg per year due to growth, when before puberty the weight gain averages 2.5—4 kg per year the skin thickens and becomes rougher nipples and nipple blackened facial shapes man up: the lower jaw becomes more severe and the nose increases with a flattening of the voice, i.e. voice rupture: the vocal organs on the neck grow, the larynx protrudes lower and grows to form a visible “Adam's apple” adult type of male hair appears, first pubic and armpit, then hair on the legs and thighs, later beard and chest hair also grow, scrotum darkens, sperm grows, glans penis ridge rises and develops Semen secretion begins after penis growth begins muscle mass increases, protein synthesis intensifies at the end of puberty due to high levels of testosterone in the blood hemoglobin level rises to the level of adult male sexual desires awaken, sexual identity strengthens, increasing interest in one's own appearance In boys, puberty begins at around the age of 9—15 years.


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[9] In boys, however, puberty starts slower than girls.


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[10] The average age of onset of puberty is about 12 years in boys, when on average testicular growth starts.


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However, changes progress slowly in boys at first, and mainly only in the genital area, so the signs are visible to outsiders only by the age of 14, and the body is only very close to an adult until the age of 17—19.


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Roughly, it can be said that only a few 11-year-old boys have any physical signs of puberty, in contrast almost all 14-year-old boys already show signs of puberty.


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A small number of boys look adult-like in appearance already at the age of 14, but on the other hand, at that age, some are still fully children in their body.


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In the end, however, development is therefore individual.


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There is greater dispersion among boys at the onset of puberty than in girls, up to six years (onset of puberty at 9-15 years).


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The great variation in the schedule of puberty in boys can be noticed by the time of voice change, in the earliest boys the voice changes already at the age of 11 years, and in the most late ones only at the age of 17.


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In boys, the main hormone that causes changes in puberty is testosterone, which causes most of the changes in boys.


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[11] Male hormones cause, among other things, to grow genitals, to increase in tone, to increase muscle mass, and to grow abundant body hair.


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[11] Furthermore, it plays a role in the onset of growth hormone growth, and thus the acceleration of growth.


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The changes occur slowly in boys, especially at the beginning, as height growth does not begin to accelerate until about a year, in others up to two years after puberty, while in girls, height growth slowly accelerates immediately after puberty, or at least a little after puberty.


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In girls, the acceleration of growth, on the other hand, is not as pronounced as in boys.


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In boys, the series of changes during puberty is triggered by testicular growth.


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[11] It starts at the average age of twelve, but at the earliest as early as the age of nine, and later shortly before fifteen years of age.


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As a developmental stage, the onset of testicular growth corresponds to the onset of ovarian growth in girls, which usually occurs as early as 9-10 years of age.


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Testicular growth begins when the LH and FSH hormones secreted by the pituitary gland begin to stimulate the part of the testes more and more that produces sex hormones.


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The testicles have been almost dormant throughout childhood, but now they are starting to produce more and more abundant testosterone.


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Since the amount of testosterone produced by the testicles is initially low, it initially causes exclusively testicular growth.


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[11] During puberty, the testes grow from just under two centimeters to five centimeters.


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[11] In the main, this growth lasts for about four years, that is, from the beginning to the end of physical puberty.


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However, testicular growth continues to be slow even after puberty until just over twenty years, when male testosterone levels are at their highest.


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In the elderly, testicular size is significantly smaller than young men, and they produce less testosterone.


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The seed normally grows to about in the second and third years of growth of the testicles, that is, at an average age of 13—15.


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The size of the testicles therefore serves as an indicator of the approximate stage of puberty, as larger testes produce more testosterone.


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However, the adult size of the testicles does not determine, for example, how long a seed grows; it is entirely dependent on genes.


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However, testicular size has an important effect on fertility.


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An adult male's testicles should be at least 4.5 cm long for good breeding ability and sperm count.


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As a rule, the size of the testicles reaches an average of 5 cm.


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Normal testicles 4.5—5 cm long are usually 20 millilitres in volume, and thus fertile.


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In contrast, if the length of the testicles in an adult is only 4.0 cm, then their volume is often only 10 milliliters, leaving the male infertile.


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Semen begin to be excreted already at the stage when the testes reach a length of about 3 cm, which happens at about 13 years of age.


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However, there is still a long way from this to when they are big enough to produce breeding abundant sperm counts.


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It can therefore be said that even if a boy has just begun ejaculation, it may not immediately mean that he can still have children, but that sexual maturity will be achieved little by little.


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About half a year after the testicular growth, that is, around the age of 12.5, begins to grow thin dark pubic hair around the genitals.


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[11] This is most often the first sign of puberty that a boy can notice himself.


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By the time the testicles have grown for about a year, they are already producing enough testosterone for the next series of changes to begin.


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This stage begins at an average age of 13.0, but varies in different individuals between the 11th and 15th years of age.


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Now begin ejaculations, the growth of the armpit and the intensification of the smell of sweat, as well as the growth of the penis.


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The height increase begins to accelerate, as a rule, half after the previous series of changes occurred, that is, at about 13.5 years of age.


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The erection length of the penile increases over the next two years from seven cents to about fourteen cents; however, adult erection sizes range from nine cents to over twenty centimeters.


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Semen is initially slightly excreted and is quite transparent watery and scarce in sperm quantity, but over a couple of years its sperm count increases and the liquid itself becomes squishy and cloudy pale.


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A boy usually gets his first ejaculation by masturbating, but especially in adolescence, it is common for ejaculations to come at night, especially during erotic dreams.


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Boys usually start regular masturbation at the age of 12—13, it might be the first sign of incipient puberty and sexual development.


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The growth spurt usually lasts from one year to two years, its onset age varies between the 11th and 16th years.


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It begins in boys at an average age of 13.5 years.


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On average, the growth spurt is most rapid in boys around 14.5 years of age, and growth usually continues fast still a little on until the age of 15.


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At this stage, the boy can grow up to 9-15 cm per year, and sometimes some boys may shrink for the same amount of time in a shorter period of time.


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During the growth spurt, the boy's facial features man up and his shoulders become flared.


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In boys, the growth spurt is often clearer than girls and the slowing down of the growth rate after the fastest stage is faster than in girls.


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Even before the acceleration of actual length growth, metatarsal growth is observed.


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In boys, height growth stops completely around 17 to 20 years of age.


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Almost all boys suffered from pimples and acne during adolescence.


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Symptoms usually begin after the peak of the growth spurt passes.


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Even the worst kind of acne often suffers from 15 to 20 years old.


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Pimples come not only on the face, but also on the shoulders, upper back and even on the neck.


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The boy should go to the wash every day.


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Boys are often more susceptible to acne during adolescence than girls.


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Juvenile acne fades in boys usually by the age of twenty-five.


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Often, the voice crunch begins two years after the beginning of testicular growth, on average at the fastest stage of the growth spurt, that is, at about 14 years of age.


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There is a great deal of individual variation in the onset and its course: the first ones begin at age 11 and the last ones only at 17.


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In others, the sound changes radically in less than half a year, while others have a slower step-by-step flattening lasting a couple of years.


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However, these are the extremes.


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In the transformation, the boy's voice decreases by about an octave.


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As the tone progresses, the Adam's apple descends [11] so that it becomes easily visible, especially in skinnier boys.


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The voice of an adult male slowly changes even in adulthood with aging.


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Because of the throwing of hormone levels, more than half of boys experience gynecomastia, that is, temporary soreness and small swelling of the breast.


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It usually passes in a few months, no later than a couple of years.


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Gynecomastia manifests itself in boys suddenly appearing scar hernial nodules under the nipples, that is, the symptom is the same as at the beginning of breast growth in girls.


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A lot of times this lump only comes under one nipple at a time, sometimes each.


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Gynecomastia is most common in boys aged 13 to 15, 60 per cent of whom suffer from it at some stage.


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For many boys, this is a tough place, and attempts are made to cover up gynecomastia in every possible way, although it rarely develops into prominence.


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Testosterone affects mental states, which is why men don't cry quite as easily as little boys.


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Men are, on average, more stable than women, thanks to testosterone.


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Testosterone also increases sexual desire.


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After all, there are sexually highly active and less active individuals in both men and women.


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Involuntary erections are common in adolescent boys, [12] but also in young men and may even occur in situations that are not at all arousing from the boy himself.


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At the end of puberty, at the age of 15—20, muscle mass increases [12] and pubic hair spreads as a thin band up to the navel.


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On many, the hair on the legs darkens and increases to male-like.


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Usually the actual beard hair does not appear until the end of puberty or closer to the 25th year of age, although small dark mustache sharks may appear on the upper lip as early as 13—15 years of age.


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[13] [14] Usually breast hair grows last, although for some it may appear abundant even before the age of 16.


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The boy's muscle mass and blood hemoglobin levels soar towards the end of puberty, which is often reflected in an improvement in sports performance.


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Although puberty and height growth end in boys around 18 years of age, however, the boy's body continues to grow and strengthen until the age of 25, even if height growth does not occur anymore.


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Testosterone enhances protein synthesis, which makes it easier for an adult man to grow muscle mass than an adult woman.


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Early or late puberty The onset of puberty is influenced by lineage and environment, among other things.


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These differences are so great that it is tricky to say what is too early and what is too late for puberty.


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In boys, puberty is too early if there is testicular growth and the appearance of pubic hair already before the age of nine, [2] or voice breaking begins even before the boy reaches the age of 11.


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Similarly, in girls, puberty is too early if signs of pubic hair or breast growth appear as early as the age of eight [2] or earlier.


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Early puberty should be prevented by drug therapy until the child is at least 10 years old, preferably 11-12 years old.


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If the child is well behind their age mentally or in height, puberty may be delayed until the age of 13 if necessary.


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Puberty too early is usually mental harm to the child, and too early growth spurt usually results in reduced adult height.


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Early puberty also increases the risk of catching sexually transmitted diseases.


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[15] Puberty is too late in both sexes if no signs are yet visible on the 15th birthday.


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Puberty starting at the age of 14 still belongs to normal variations of the onset of puberty in a proportion of boys, but in girls this may already be a developmental disorder.


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In girls, white discharge should begin no later than 13 years of age, and breast growth should be no later than 14 years already visible.


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Late puberty may, in certain cases, be beneficial to the child if he or she is mentally clearly retarded from other peers.


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In such cases, puberty does not necessarily need to be immediately triggered yet artificially, even if the child is already 15 years old and late development does not cause mental harm to the child.


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For many late-developing boys aged 14—15 years, late development is a tough place, and if it significantly impedes the boy's life, the introduction of puberty should be considered.


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These boys often first have a concern for their small size, later missing or excessively slow sexual development.


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For girls, accordingly, too early puberty is often problematic.


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For girls, puberty that began later than normal usually does not bring such great mental harm.


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Lateer-than-usual puberty is mainly a mental and social disadvantage for the adolescent, and late onset puberty, for example, does not usually reduce expected adult length, but is usually achieved later.


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In addition, a late-developed juvenile may look years younger than usual well into adulthood.


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It is possible that late pubertal development would have an association with slightly slower than usual aging and longer lifespan.


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However, adolescence that began early tends to have no association with faster aging, or shorter lifespan.


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Youth health professionals, a school health nurse and a school doctor, will be able to assess whether an individual teenager's adolescence is inherently late or if it is some other condition that needs to be investigated and possibly treated.


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As described above, the changes brought by adolescence progress at slightly different rates in different individuals.


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Sometimes the difference is so great that it is worth investigating or treating it.


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The need for research can be assessed by comparing the relevant bodies with images found in non-fiction works.


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Exceptions from the norm The boy should seek help if the semen is strongly bent or does not extend during an erection.


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Cavernous bodies should be approximately the same size and be filled with blood so that the sperm extends roughly upright and forward.


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You have to get the foreskin completely behind the glans penis.


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The size of the penile varies from day to day, sometimes it can be long and narrow, the next day thicker, so it is not worth caring about size variation.


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If the sperm does not develop at all, but still remains at the age of 15—17 the same shape and size as in childhood, it is worth contacting, for example, school health care.


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There can be a study of how the testes work or whether it is a hormonal disorder that interferes with development.


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If a boy child has a sex chromosome disorder, the doctor may prescribe a testosterone supplement to initiate the changes in puberty.


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One such disorder is Klinefelter syndrome, in which a boy has three or more sex chromosomes instead of the usual two.


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If the boy has too short urethra, after puberty, it is necessary to make sure that the urethra is long enough and does not interfere with the erection.


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A girl's menstruation should begin by the age of sixteen.


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Sometimes to start the biological and hormonal cycle, hormone therapy is required, such as, for example, contraceptives.


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However, this cannot be used unless the quantity and quality of the hair on the external genitalia shows sufficient maturity.


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Also, girls may have sex chromosome disorders, which must be treated with estrogen before they can develop external emblems of womanhood, such as breasts, a clearly distinctive waist and round hips.


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One example of such a disorder is Turner Syndrome, where a girl has only one sex chromosome instead of two.


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Other gene disorders can also lead to puberty disorders.


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Many of them can be significantly facilitated if help is sought in a timely manner.


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Sometimes intersex children are born with both male and female sex tissue.


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They have since old been called hermaphrodites.


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The gender identity of these children must be determined in accordance with their external development.


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A condition called testosterone resistance is also known.


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It may not be discovered until a 16—20 year old girl comes into treatment for missing menstruation.


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It is a woman with a female gender identity, but a male chromosome and poorly developed female gender recognition marks.


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These women have poorly developed testicles that produce testosterone, to which their body does not respond at all.


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The testes are removed and development can then be directed in a more feminine direction with the help of estrogen.


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Psychic development of adolescence and adolescence Adolescence is a very large period of growth mentally.


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In the brain, among other things, changes occur in the frontal lobe at the beginning of puberty.


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Adolescence involves a distinct change and maturation of the world of thought, as well as independence from parents and convergence with peers.


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This may be reflected in youth's submersibility and rebellion against parents and other authority figures.


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As a result of physical changes in the body, the adolescent is forced to form a new body formula for himself, that is, experience of his own body


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In addition, other people's attitude towards adolescents changes as young people grow up in a very short period of time from child to adult dimensions, which young person has to adapt to.


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Many types of experimentation are common in adolescents and older adolescents.


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Adolescents often have low self-esteem, and the problem of many adolescent girls in particular is anorexia.


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Adolescence comes against two important developmental crises, the identity crisis and the interpersonal crisis.


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The mental development of adolescence begins at around 12 years of age, and development continues well into young adulthood, up to around 22—25 years of age, when the child has developed into a fully adult human being.


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The mental development of puberty occurs in three stages.


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[16] The following phase system describes the psychological development of adolescents developed in a balanced ideal environment when potential distractions are at a minimum.


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Parental separation, school bullying and adolescent depression often exacerbate mental puberty, and at the most tender stage of development may even break the development of self-esteem in a young person permanently.


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Latency Stage Puberty is preceded by a latency phase usually called childhood.


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In this case, the child lives in harmony with his parents, and is highly dependent on them, both mentally and financially.


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Also, issues related to sexuality are in the back area.


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At this stage, the child is mainly focused on learning all sorts of new things, while social skills continue to develop.


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This stage usually ends around the age of 10—13.


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First Stage The first stage of puberty is often referred to as early adolescence.


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It typically dates to around 11 to 14 years of age and usually begins at the onset of physical changes.


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The stage lasts about 2—3 years each, in early developers the duration is often longer later, and progression is slower.


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Late developing young people can still be at 15 years old at this stage, sometimes the first stage is left behind as early as the age of 13.5.


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At the first stage, the biggest task of a young person is to adapt to his own rapidly changing body.


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[16] At this stage, the young person's attitude towards their parents is often fickle, and the adolescent's conflicts, especially with the same sex parent, begin to grow.


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Parental behavior plays a big role in the development of a child of this age, since at the beginning of adolescence the need to try new things, especially the behavioral patterns presented by parents, often intensifies.


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Early adolescents are susceptible to various experiments, such as smoking tobacco.


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The young person's demeanor and world of thought is still quite childlike.


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While school bullying is most drastic towards the end of the age stage, it is usually very difficult for the early adolescent to accept being different.


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Sexuality arises for the first time at this stage, which is confusing for a young person and may already cause conflicting emotions in itself.


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In both girls and boys, masturbation is common.


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Puberty

It is at this point that girls and boys begin to strive increasingly to differentiate themselves, which is reflected in things like dress and patterns of behaviour at school.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The second stage of puberty is usually around the age of 15—17, depending on the individual.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The majority enter this stage at around 15 years of age and move out of the stage at around 18.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The beginning of the second, or middle stage, is the fastest mental development of youth.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

At this point, interest and contact with the opposite or same sex increases, though not yet necessarily dating.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

A young person's own issues of sexuality and identity weigh on the mind, and the young person becomes increasingly detached from parents.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The youngster begins to notice similarly mental strengths and weaknesses in his parents as in his friends.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

However, tolerance towards different people is often still low.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Young is critical of himself and accurate about what others think of him and what kind of company he moves in.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

On the other hand, standing out from the mass in a positive way is often appreciated among young people.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

It is important for many young people at this age to belong to something, for example, a certain group of friends or a group of young people that stand out from others.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Dressing and appearance are starting to be of greater interest to boys as well.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In the second phase, the adolescent begins to make more and more contact with adult people's conversations.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The greatest task of the stage is to accept the transformation of one's spiritual self and mind from child to adolescent and consequently adult.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Strengthening self-esteem is essential to the stage.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The adolescent also needs to learn a new body formula, as the body has only recently rapidly acquired its adult form.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

At this stage, many adult-like features can be noticed in the behaviour of a young person, although many young people sometimes fizzle.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

A young person's sense of entitlement begins to develop, and he is increasingly able to put himself in the position of another.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Now the youngster starts more weighing what is right and what is wrong.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The third stage The third stage is already at the end of puberty.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

This stage is around the age of 18—22, and ends with the transition of young adulthood, which dates to around 20 to 21 years of age.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Man is mentally fully developed only by the age of 23, but due to aging, changes occur even later.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In the third stage, the adolescent seeks to become independent from their parents once and for all, and moving away from home as well as dating relationships begin to become relevant.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The stage is characterized by final sedentation, many young people begin to accept themselves as themselves as self-awareness increases.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Young no longer watches all the time in his surroundings what others think of him.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

In addition, acceptance and tolerance of the difference of others is growing.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Many young people are looking for themselves, and now outlines a safe past behind him and a future in front of him where he sees a lot of opportunity.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The gaze of an adult adolescent shifts from introspection to the future and the challenges it brings.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Girls experience their first sexual intercourse at an average age of 17 and boys at 18.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

The lateest don't experience it until the age of 20 and the earliest ones already well below 15, which, however, is often too early for a sexually active life.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

Mate relationships become even more important for a young person, so does the search for a partner.


Question: How do you define sexual maturity?

Puberty

See also Rite of Adulthood Sources James Mourilyan Tanner, Growth at Adolescence, Blackwell, Oxford, 1962.


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Puberty

References on the topic elsewhere Category:Developmental Psychology Category:Adolescence Class:Key Articles in Screening


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In the study of water bodies, iron content is one measure indicating the property of natural water and domestic water to determine the combined concentration of different iron ions in a water body.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In Finnish water bodies, iron content is linked to water color and the presence of humus.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In drinking water, iron content is associated with the usefulness of rock and moraine soil aquifers.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Iron rains form iron oxide and rust-coloured compounds with oxygen, clouding and colouring drinking water as well as staining household appliances and wet areas.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Iron content in water is expressed either in micrograms per liter of water (µg/L) or in milligrams per liter (mg/L).


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In Anglican countries, parts per million (ppm) or parts billionths (ppb) are used as a unit.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

When many different concentrations are presented in a water study, one distinguishes iron concentrations by units µGfe/L or MgFe/L (the abbreviation Fe stands for iron).


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[1] [2] Measurement There are several methods for measuring iron content.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[3] A fairly easy way is to use a photometric measurement method to obtain concentrations between 5 and 1500 µg/l fairly reliably measured.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Iron-containing water is brought into a reachable form by oxidizing it with peroxodisulfate in an acidic state.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Fe3+ ions are reduced to Fe2+ ions by hydroxylammonium chloride, which, with acidic conditions 2,4,6-tripyridine-s-triazine (TPTZ, triazines), forms the violet complex compound Fe (TPTZ) 22+.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

At a specified wavelength, this complex compound absorbs light.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

By measuring how high the absorption is, the concentration of iron can be determined.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[4] Iron in nature Sources of iron The origin of iron lies in bedrock minerals.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

The groundwater in the rocks extracts it from crevices in the rock, from which it is soluble in water as Fe2+ ions.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

There is also the same iron in sand, gravel and moraine, which is now soluble in common groundwater.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

From there it is passed for human consumption from wells in sparsely populated areas or through a municipal water supply system.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Centralized water intake takes into account the iron content and the risk of getting too much iron through this is low.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

The iron content of a private well can be studied by the owner himself, but it can be detected directly by the brown color of the water in the tumbler or by the precipitation of iron into a rust color on the surfaces of the household appliance.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[2] Iron is also present in flowing water bodies.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

It is leached there from the soil by surface runoff, groundwater runoff, or by erosion of flowing water.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In particular, river erosion loosens clay and silts with them, and in turbid water iron dissolves abundantly in water.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Water containing humus is also more iron-rich than usual because iron sensitively adheres to organic acids.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Oxygen dissolved in water will reduce Fe2+ ions to scarce soluble Fe3+ ions.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

This form of iron precipitates into iron hydoxide ion (Fe (OH) 2+) in water body sediments.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Iron remains soluble, especially in the anoxic conditions of groundwater.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Likewise, if oxygen disappears from the water body, iron is oxidized to Fe2+ ions and it dissolves back in water.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Because iron is constantly soluble in water and precipitates on the bottom all the time, iron accumulates at the bottom of lakes and swamps as lake ore or swamp ore.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

These sources of iron have been exploited in the central and northern parts of Europe as early as 3000 years ago.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[2] [5] Iron falling into water reacts with water and oxygen to form a reaction chain 4 F e + 3 O 2 + H 2 O → 4 F e 3 + + 12 O H − → 4 F e (O H) 3 t a i 4 F e O (O H) + 4 H 2 O.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

{\ displaystyle 4Fe+3O_ {2} +H_ {2} O\ rightarrow 4Fe^ {3+} +12OH^ {-}\ rightarrow 4Fe (OH) _ {3}\ or\ 4FeO (OH) +4H_ {2} O.}


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[5] The last two reaction products are iron (III) hydroxide and hydrated iron (II) oxide.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Iron concentrations in nature The average iron content in seawater is 1—3 ppm = 1—3 mg/l = 1000—3000 μg/l.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Concentrations vary by sea area and are different in areas such as the Pacific and Atlantic.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In river water, concentrations vary depending on rock and soil.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Normally they are between 0.5 and 1.0 ppm = 500—1000 mg/l and the average is also reported as 0.7 mg/l = 700 μg/L.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Groundwater contains approximately 0.5—10 mg/l = 500—10000 μg/l.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Sometimes the iron content in groundwater can increase to 50 mg/l = 50000 μg/l.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[5] [3] Typical values in Finland Iron content is the typical value for each body of water.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Some lakes are iron-rich and others have less of it.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

The lowest concentrations occur in clear and barren waters, where surface water usually has an iron content of 50—200 µg/L.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In humus waters, the level is markedly higher, since iron is bound to humus compounds.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

The normal level can be considered 400—600 µg/l.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In highly brown humus waters, such as marsh waters, iron content increases up to 1000 µg/l = 1.0 mg/l.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[1] Erosion increases iron concentrations, as iron in leaching soil dissolves from a large surface area of the fine matter in water efficiently.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In highly turbid river waters created by rains or spring floods, iron concentrations range from 3 to 6 mg/l = 3000 to 6000 µg/L or exceed these limits.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

The sediments at the bottom of the lake contain a lot of precipitated iron that sank there.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

A lot depends on the oxygen situation in the water at the bottom of the lake, how iron dissolves back into the water.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Under anoxic conditions, low soluble iron (Fe3+) is reduced to highly soluble iron (Fe2+).


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

It is very common for the oxygen-free underwater of a temperature-stratified lake to have an elevated iron content to concentrations 1—10 mg/l = 1000—10000 µg/L, depending on the degree of iron reduction.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

The iron released into the underwater oxidizes upon full rotations, while binding some of the dissolved phosphorus back into the sediments.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In a common lake, this system ensures that the phosphorus content in the water does not rise to harmful high levels.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[1] In Finland, concentrations higher than average levels of iron in groundwater are found in Ostrobothnia and southwestern Finland.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Groundwater in moraine soils is also often iron-rich.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[2] Housewater The useful value of drinking water usually drops as iron content increases.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Although iron is an important trace element for humans, it can be a harmful substance in high concentrations.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In good quality household water, iron has less than 0.1 mg/l = 100 μg/L and has a recommended maximum concentration of 200 μg/L in municipal household water and a slightly higher 400 μg/L in private.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Iron begins to taste in drinking water around 500—1000 μg/l, but this concentration does not cause health harm yet.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

However, the user of your own well or source should monitor the increase in iron bacteria living in iron water.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[6] The total amount of iron in man is about 4 grams.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

A person needs to take several milligrams of iron a day to replace the iron that leaves the body.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

For men, the need is 7 mg and for women 11 mg per day.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Long-term deficiency of iron causes anemia, as hemoglobin in red blood cells builds up around iron.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Hemoglobin iron catches oxygen in the bloodstream and transports it to cells and when it returns to the lungs it carries carbon dioxide away from the cells.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Muscle redness is caused by myoglobin, which also contains iron.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Iron participates in several processes in the human body and is constantly needed in sufficient quantity in the body.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

If there is enough iron, iron excess is stored in the liver, pancreas, spleen, heart and bone marrow.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

If iron accumulates too much, it begins to damage these storage organs.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Human nutrition utilizes freshly oxidized iron (Fe2+) in its various compounds, which it receives from food and drinking water.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Continuous ingestion of drinking water containing more than 200 mg/l ultimately provoked such a dangerous condition.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

However, the lethal concentration is 10-50 g in the body.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[5] [3] Elevated iron values also cause other kinds of harm.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Iron stains the water to the color of rust.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In this case, the concentrations are already several times that of tasting and this is a serious iron problem.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Not all color problems are caused by the state of the spring water; the cause may be, for example, corrosion of the plumbing.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

The iron content in the water can be the original culprit, as iron causes corrosion.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

When the water pipes rust, also stain them tap water.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Discolored water sticks to all kinds of surfaces.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Sinks, tiles for washing rooms, internals of dishes and washing machines, utensils, clothes, and in general anything that interacts repeatedly with water are discolored to the color of rust.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

The coloring concentration is usually 0.3 mg/l = 300 μg/l.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[6] [2] [3] There are several methods of removing iron from household water.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Reduced iron (Fe2+) can be removed by ion exchange, but then there should be no oxygen in the water.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Aeration, i.e. conducting air bubbles into water, atomizing water into the air, or other oxygen-enhancing action oxidizes iron (Fe3+), which is finally converted into a precipitating form as iron hydroxide.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Biological oxidation is done by iron bacteria, which use reduced iron in oxygen-rich water as nourishment and produce ferrous carbonate and iron hydroxide which precipitate away from the water.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Households are sold small filters in which iron oxidation is caused by a catalyzing mass.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

[7] Gallery Iron-rich source in Breznik, Bulgaria A close-up of a clear-cut source containing iron ions.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

In the spring in Ayrshire in Scotland live strong rust-coloured iron bacterium.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

An iron-rich stream in northern Mississippi in the United States.


Question: What does a long-term deficiency of iron cause to a person?

Iron content (limnology)

Sources on the topic Elsewhere Water Research: Robert B. Hill Co: Category:Water Quality Category:Ecology Category:Water Supply


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Lego Ninjago () is an American computer-animated television series based on Lego's toy series of the same name.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Pilot episodes of the series were shown in the United States on Cartoon Network on January 14, 2011 and rose to great popularity.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

An eight-episode long third season aired in 2014 and a ten-episode fourth season aired in 2015.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

The fifth season aired in the summer of 2015.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

In 2016, a sixth season appeared.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

In the fall of 2016, a television special called “All Saints' Day” () appeared.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

In the spring of 2017, a seventh season appeared.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

In July 2017, Lego released a miniseries about Ninjago called “Wu's salateet” ().


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

A 2014 film set in the world of Lego Movie, Lego Ninjago Movie, came out in September 2017.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

[1] The eighth season of Ninjago came out in winter 2018 and the characters received a new cartoon style.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

In the summer of 2018, the ninth season of Ninjago appeared.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

The tenth season of Ninjago will air in January 2019 and, it will air in Finnish closer to the summer.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

In the plot Sensei Wu, son of Ninjago's first Spinjitsu master, has been looking for four young boys in his hands: Kai, Jay, Cole and Zane.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

He turns them into ninjas tasked with protecting Spinjitzu's four golden weapons from Samukai, who seeks to deliver them to Wu's evil brother, Lord Garmadon, who is imprisoned in the Underworld.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

They also have to rescue Nya, Kai's sister, from Samukai's pinch.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

The Ninjas win the war, Nya is freed, Samukai evaporates from the power of golden weapons into the air, and Garmadon escapes.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Some time later, Garmadon's son Lloyd causes trouble in Ninjago.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

He frees the ancient Carmeish tribes that ruled Ninjago thousands of years earlier, but were defeated and imprisoned in underground vaults.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

They aim to free the Great Devourer, a huge snake seeking to swallow everything in its path.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

The Ninjas hear a prophecy about the Green Ninja, who must defeat Lord Garmado.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Lloyd is revealed to be the person who is destined to become this ninja.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

After the Great Devourer is destroyed, Garmadon combines the golden weapons into a single mega-weapon, causing trouble all over Ninjago.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

The weapon is destroyed and eventually it is revealed that due to Garmadon's actions, Ninjago's ultimate evil, the Overlord and his Army of the Stone, are making a comeback.


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Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Lloyd emerges as the ultimate spinjitsu champion and defeats Overlord.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Garmadon turns good.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

In the third season, some time has passed since Overlord's overthrow, as well as changing in favor of Garmadon.


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Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Cyborg and inventor Cyrus Borg built the battle on the ruins of the New Ninjago City, which became the center of technology.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Planning revenge, however, Overlord takes over Borg's factory, builds an army of evil nindroids, and attempts to intercept Lloyd's powers.


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Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Eventually, Overlord succeeds and is able to incarnate again.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Zane sacrifices and destroys Overlord, destroying himself in the process.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

In season four, with the final destruction of Overlord and the disappearance of Zane, the Ninjas have drifted apart until they receive an invitation to an Elemental Tournament organized by Master Chen, Garmadon's former teacher, in which other Elemental Masters were involved.


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Lego Ninjago (animated series)

The tournament's true purpose is revealed to be the gathering of elemental forces so that Chen and members of his secret cult could transform into serpents of the Anacondrai tribe.


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Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Eventually, Garmadon is sacrificed to the spirits of the original Anacondrai generals so that these can curse Chen and his troops.


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Lego Ninjago (animated series)

In season five, the Ninjas are confronted by Morro, Wu's former student who has turned into your ghost and possessed Lloyd's body.


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Lego Ninjago (animated series)

Morro searches the tomb of the first Spinjitsu Master and the World Crystal hidden there in order to free the Cursed World of its essence from a performing monster called the Most Exalted.


Question: How many production seasons have the Hard on the Neck series been completed?

Lego Ninjago (animated series)

To stop Morro, the Ninjas learn a forgotten force known as Airjitzu.