This is an automatically translated article. The penis is an important male sex organ. For men, penis size is a symbol of strength, masculinity and sexual ability. This size can be improved during the time when the penis is at its strongest. Penis begins to develop between the ages of 10 and 14 under the influence of growth hormone. You need to adapt to these changes in order to enter adulthood. The penis will stop growing at the age of 16-21 when the size is standard. The penis has just changed in size and function. In terms of size, the penis will grow in order from length to width. The penis only thrives for a while, then stops and then grows again. The testicles will gradually increase in size, pubic hair will begin to grow. In terms of function, the penis initiates an erection in response to sexual stimuli. The penis can continue to grow for 1 - 2 years after the height growth stops, or 4-6 years after the testes have fully developed. In general, penis size will reach the standard level at 18-21 years of age. The size of the penis does not depend on the early or late onset of development. It depends more on the amount of hormones secreted during puberty. Men's penis size is varied under the influence of sex hormones, specifically: The average length of a "soft" penis is from 3.4 - 3.7 inches The average length of an erect penis erection is between 5.1 - 5.7 inches The average circumference of an erect penis is between 3.5 - 3.9 inches In fact, condoms are roughly the size of the penis, most suitable for erect penis.  Kích thước bình thường của dương vật là bao nhiêu? You should not be self-conscious about your penis size because they basically do not cause any psycho-physiological and sexual problems, specifically: 3.1 Erection Penis size at " flaccid" does not reflect the size of the penis during erection. In many cases, the penis in a relatively small "soft" state can become quite large when erect. 3.2 Pleasure Penis size doesn't really have a big effect on two people's pleasure during sex. The most important thing is still the feeling of "longing for each other" of both. 3.3 Links between penis size and other body parts A man's penis size does not correlate with the size or growth of other body parts, such as hands and feet. , facial hair or baldness. There are therefore no obvious external markers that can be used to judge penis size. If puberty is delayed or you are worried that your penis is abnormally small, you can visit your doctor for advice and find out the health problems (if any). You need to be honest and not shy about giving information to your doctor in order to receive an accurate diagnosis and the right treatment. Topical, herbal medicines are marketed that have not been proven to increase the size of the penis. Here are some treatments for the penis and related health problems: 4.1 Surgery Plastic surgery helps to increase the length of the penis by cutting the ligaments that attach the penis to the pubic bone. This procedure may decrease your ability to have an erection. 4.2 Vacuum pump Vacuum pump can improve erectile dysfunction to achieve desired erection but does not increase the length and thickness of the penis. 4.3 Testosterone Supplement Many people believe that testosterone supplements can promote penis enlargement. However, there are many testosterone supplements on the market, but the quality recognition is limited. It is best to see a doctor to get advice to choose a safe product. Bổ sung testosterone có thể thúc đẩy tăng kích thước dương vật The ability to grow the size of the penis is affected by small penis syndrome (micropenis). The disease occurs in children whose penis size is below normal. That is, when your baby's penis size is less than 1.1 inches in length (average size 1.1 - 1.6 inches) and less than 0.35 inches in circumference (average circumference 0. 35 - 0.5 inches). Micropenis occurs due to endocrine disorders, these disorders affect the pituitary gland or hypothalamus, thereby inhibiting penile growth. Parents of children with small penis syndrome need to take their children to medical facilities for timely examination and treatment, to avoid affecting their sexual function later. Dương vật thay đổi thế nào khi về già? Along with the aging process of the body, the function and size of the penis also decrease, specifically: 6.1 Pubic hair Like hair that grows on other parts of the body, pubic hair will gradually thin and possibly turns gray. 6.2 Penis size Penis size varies. You can feel it shrinking over time. In particular, for those who have a lot of fat on the pubic bone (just above the penis), with age when this area sags, the size of the penis will appear smaller. 6.3 Penis Shape As you get older, you are more likely to develop curvature of the penis (Peyronie), a disease caused by physical trauma, often because the shaft of the penis gradually curves over time with sex. It affects only a small number of men and affects the length, diameter and function of the penis. 6.4 Testicles Testicles have the function of making sperm, When testosterone levels are reduced, the amount of sperm produced will also be less, making the testicles shrink. The size of the testicles will continue to get smaller with hormone replacement therapy. Because then, the pituitary gland will stop sending signals to the testes to make testosterone. 6.5 Scrotum The job of the scrotum is to manage testicular temperature. The scrotum is lined with a smooth muscle mass that pulls the testicles close to the body to keep them warm, or relaxes them to cool. As you age, these muscles no longer work as efficiently. From there, the heat imbalance, affecting the elasticity of the skin, makes the sagging worse. 6.6 Hydrocele Hydrocele affects the penis, specifically the sagging of the scrotum after the age of 40. It occurs when fluid accumulates in one or both testicles. Usually it does not cause pain. If you feel swelling or discomfort, you should see your doctor for a checkup. 6.7 Penile Function As you age, the nerves in the penis become less sensitive causing trouble with stimulation and orgasm. Along with lower testosterone levels, you are more prone to erectile dysfunction. The degree of erection is reduced but not your ability to have intercourse. The biggest cause of erectile dysfunction is the inability of the penis to hold blood. You may feel an erection but it will only last for a short time. Changes in the sex organs are a normal part of the aging process. You should talk to your doctor if age-related changes are affecting your life and relationships. If there is a need for consultation and examination at the Hospitals of the National Health System, please book an appointment on the website to be served. Please dial HOTLINE for more information or register for an appointment HERE. Download MyVinmec app to make appointments faster and receive 20% off for consultation fee at the first time (applied ONLY from 1st August to 30th September, 2022) MyVinmec app is also available and convenient for your bookings management and Telehealth service with Vinmec doctors all in one. Articles refer to sources: webmd.com, verywellhealth.com, healthline.com XEM THÊM: First of all, it doesn’t matter how big it is. Parents should broadcast this to teenage boys and check themselves if they’re wondering how well-endowed their toddler will be. A big or small penis does not guarantee happiness or a lack thereof. Besides, when it comes to sex, penis proportions matter far more than size (but, maybe hold off on that fact until they’re in their twenties). That said, many still wonder how big it will be and find themselves asking “when does a penis stop growing?” or “is there an limit for penis growth?” The answer depends on a child’s personal puberty trajectory, according to Judson Brandeis, M.D., a board-certified urologist in San Francisco, California. The penis goes through its most rapid growth spurt during puberty as a result of a testosterone boost. Most growth occurs between the ages of 12 and 16. But that doesn’t always mean a kid has hit their peak by that point. Some boys experience puberty and additional penis growth into adulthood. For most, it stops at age 18. But some men, though few in number, report experiencing growth in their penis size into their early 20s. “The penis begins growing when a boy reaches puberty and his testosterone levels begin to spike. The penis achieves its full length and girth at the end of puberty,” Brandeis says. The testicles start growing much earlier, at around 8 years old, also continuing until the end of puberty, he adds. Penis growth starts in the early teens, and the age limit for penis growth for most boys, in terms of both length and girth, is around the same time they hit their height peak. So late bloomers can hold hope that the best is yet to come. One factor that can determine how long a boy’s penis will grow is his weight, according to a new study of 1,130 boys. The researchers found that boys with obesity had lower testosterone than boys of a typical weight, and the former had about 10% less penile length growth. What’s the Average Penis Size?Let’s get right to the thick of it: The average penis size is somewhere between 5.1 and 5.5 inches erect, although the real number is probably toward the lower end of that range, according to a review study. The average girth is around 4.59 inches erect, according to another review study. For years, research has shown that the average penis size was 6.2 inches erect. But it turns out that in much of the research, men had been exaggerating their lengths so often that it led to this common misconception. When researchers began to measure the penis size themselves instead of just asking, the numbers skewed downward. In fact, it’s likely that less than 12% of penises are longer than 6.3 inches erect. And those old wives’ tales about the link between penis size and the size of hands and feet? Not surprisingly, they’re complete bullshit. The length of your ring finger may be a better measure. Or maybe even your nose size. For children, the average penis size varies with age as follows:
The Ideal Penis Size for PerformanceMen often think their penises are smaller than average. And whether or not that’s true, this perception can make them overly self-conscious. But if you’re worried about how a smaller-than-average penis affects your game in the bedroom, you can relax. In a survey of more than 52,000 men and women, 85% of partners reported being satisfied with their man’s penis size while only 55% of men thought their penis was large enough. The bottom line: Most men need to be a little more proud of what they’re packing. Treatments for a MicropenisNot everyone achieves the penis size they were hoping for. But a small percentage of boys and men have the medically diagnosable condition of a micropenis (which, yes, is the real medical term). Micropenises are usually identified early in a child’s life. During infancy, a micropenis is 0.75 inches or less, and fully grown men have a micropenis if their member is 3.67 inches or less when fully stretched, according to the Cleveland Clinic. Micropenises are very rare, affecting only 0.6% of men globally. In the U.S., prevalence may be lower, with records from 1997 to 2000 putting it at 0.015% of newborns with a penis who have a micropenis. The most common cause is a fetal testosterone deficiency, which often occurs when the young child’s brain doesn’t properly tell the testicles to make testosterone. The chances of successfully treating a micropenis are greatest when treatment begins in infancy or early childhood. The first line of treatment is testosterone therapy, which it may or may not, depending on the cause of the micropenis. If it doesn’t work, doctors may try other hormone treatments. Most people with a micropenis respond to hormone treatment, even if they still have below average length as an adult. In some cases, people with a micropenis may opt for surgery to construct a larger penis; this is possible in children but more common in adults. This article was originally published on 9.14.2021 |
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