Best penis shape

In our lives, many people do not have a correct concept of the male penis, especially for some women who have never seen a male penis, but are quite curious. At this time, they will learn through various means such as the Internet. In fact, not all male penises look the same. The penis is also divided into many shapes. So what is the best penis shape?

Generally speaking, the shapes of the penis can be divided into six categories, as follows:

(I) Oleander type: The glans is prominent like an oleander. Most Oriental male penises have this shape, which is quite popular with women.

(ii) Test tube type: The glans is not as big as the fragrant tansy type, and is thin and long overall, slightly inferior to the fragrant tansy type.

(III) Bat-shaped: Like a bat, it is medium-sized. The top of the penis is thicker than the glans penis, which may make women worry about getting stuck.

(IV) Cucumber type: Similar to the bat type, but appears thinner overall.

(5) Bow type: The glans part is arched upwards. Very few people have this type. It is the most famous among the famous sex organs and is highly valued by women.

(VI) Triangle type: This type becomes thinner towards the front and requires some skill, otherwise it will not satisfy women.

How to protect penis health?

1. Sleep soundly after orgasm. After sex, the penis needs enough sleep. When a man is sleeping soundly at night, the penis will be erect for 3-5 hours. The nighttime erection is not for sex, but to "charge" the penis, increase blood oxygen, and ensure the health of the penis. Dr. Goldstein said that the more erections you have during sleep at night, the more flexible the penis erectile tissue will be.

2. Do not fight against hard objects. A violent collision with a hard object may cause closure of the penis (commonly known as "penile fracture"). If the corpus cavernosum of the penis is completely torn, internal hemostasis and other surgical treatments must be received within 24 hours to reduce permanent damage to the penis. Partial damage to the corpus cavernosum usually heals on its own, but it may also bring some sequelae, such as abnormal curvature of the penis, pain, and impotence. Statistics show that as many as 1/3 of men with impotence have a history of "penile trauma." Experts remind that men are most likely to suffer from penile fractures when the woman is on top.

3. Stay away from cigarettes. Smoking (including second-hand smoke) affects the erection hardness of the penis. A new study found that smokers have significantly smaller erections than non-smokers. Dr. Goldstein said that in addition to damaging blood vessels, smoking can also cause damage to penile tissue, which in turn leads to reduced penis elasticity and limited erectile function.

4. Walk regularly. Dr. Goldstein said that a study involving 31,000 people found that men who walked 2 miles (about 1.6 kilometers) a day had half the chance of having erectile problems compared to men who sat for a long time. Jogging for 20 minutes a day or lifting weights for 30 minutes also has the same effect.