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PLEASE HELP

I am a male, 16 years old, 170cm tall with little hair under my armpits, but pubic hair. I hit puberty at 14, but my armpit hair hasn't increased ever since. My penis and testicles are ok size, but I have friends that are bigger. My nipples haven't come out and I am scared I do not produce enough testosterone (I have sperm production and a streamline of hair is growing under my belly button.) Is my testosterone production low? I Am scared I will stop growing and will always remain physically small. Please help.
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some guys just start slow, you sound like your fine your obsessing over probably nothing but if your really worried about it go to a doctor and he will tell ya.    they really cant tell you anything over this sight much less a cure for this kind of a thing.    i firmly believe your just a late bloomer and that you will grow in especially if your testes are of good size.    what about your voice?
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My voice is broken. Also I don rele wana go to a doctor... But the hair under my armpits is like very little, and hasn't increase sice it first came out... Anyway, thanx for he advice so far.
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I even have an Adam's apple... I just hope i don't have Hypogondism cuz It's bugging me... it's almost as if puberty didn't hit me completely... but I've been in it for 2 years already... I have to shave a little moustache above my top lip occasionaly but it's not very thick.
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