Normal length of male penis

The male genitals are basically fully developed after adulthood, and the length generally does not continue to grow after adulthood. The normal length of male genitals is within a reasonable range. If it is smaller than this range, the male is likely to have sexual dysfunction. There are also certain deviations in the range of male genital length in different places. So, what is the normal length of male penis?

1. Reliable penis length measurements in China over the past 40 years

Nanning, Guangxi Province, 1999: average static length 7.2 cm, average erect length 12.27 cm

1998-2003 Luchuan County, Guangxi Province: Average static length 7.71-8.11 cm

1991 Shanghai: average static length 6.9 ± 1.4 cm, average erect length 11.6 ± 1.7 cm

Gongyi City, Henan Province, 2002: average static length 7.19±2.19 cm, average erect length 12.5±2.19 cm

Tianjin, 1997: average static length 8.75±2.88 cm, average erect length 12.74±3.14 cm

2011 Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province: average static length 7.89±1.68 cm, average traction length 10.35±2.32 cm

1987 Zibo City, Shandong Province: Average static length 7.55 cm

1989, Yanbian City, Jilin Province: The average static length of the Han ethnic group was 7.15 cm

Xinjiang, 2002: Average static length of Uyghurs: 7.72±0.98 cm

2011-2013 Beijing: average static length 6.1±1.2 cm, average traction length 12.5±1.36 cm

In 1991, Jinshan County, Zhejiang Province: average static length 6.6 cm, average erect length 11.75 cm

2. Reasonable range of human penis length

The average length of the penis at rest was 9.16±1.57 cm, the average length after traction was 13.24±1.89 cm, and the average length when erect was

13.1±1.66cm. The proportion of erectile length longer than 16cm and shorter than 10cm only accounts for 5% of the population.

3. Where does the "little brother" of Chinese men rank?

From the above, we can see that, one, they cannot be ranked; two, they are definitely not longer than Koreans; three, they are not necessarily shorter than blacks.

Although the length of male penises varies around the world and there is no obvious rule to follow, there are common medical recommendations to ensure that the penis is not too short:

1. If you have a circumcision when you are a child, your penis will not be short when you grow up;

2. Don’t gain weight after adulthood, otherwise the fat accumulated in the lower abdomen and thighs will cover the considerable length of the penis.