There is no such thing as how tall 1.5 meters can grow after menstruation, and there is no data to show that height is related to whether or not one has menstruated.
Height is affected by genetic factors, generally girls develop earlier than boys, height is also related to nutrition, physical activity, environment, living habits, race and other factors, whether affected by menstruation factors, there is no data to show that, but the sex hormones can affect the height.
Menstruation refers to the cyclical stripping of the uterine lining that occurs with the cyclical changes in the ovaries, representing the maturation of the female reproductive function, usually a menstrual cycle is 21 to 35 days, an average of 28 days, the first menstruation between the ages of 12 to 15 years old, and mostly related to heredity, diet, and estrogen and progesterone levels in the body.
For females in puberty, normal height and menstrual cycle can be maintained through proper diet and reasonable exercise.