152 There is no definitive conclusion as to whether one can grow to 160 after menstruation because there is no causal relationship between menstruation and height; one can grow taller if the skeletal line is not closed, or not if the line is closed.
The onset of menstruation is a sign of maturation of reproductive function, and menstruation is generally not strongly associated with height growth. The skeletal line is the cartilage used for growth, and the body grows while the cartilage is present, so the ability to grow taller is usually related to whether or not the skeletal line is closed.
Usually, if the skeletal line is not closed, the body grows over time, and a 152 cm girl may grow to 160 cm after her menstrual period. However, if the skeletal line is already showing closure, the body will lose its natural growth potential and thus will not be able to grow taller.
It is recommended that people who want to grow taller should have a balanced diet to provide the body with the nutrients it needs to promote growth, and also need to engage in appropriate physical exercise.