How big is the normal man's penis?

Whether sex life is happy or not is inseparable from the length of a man's penis. Men with longer penises can last longer, have stronger sexual functions, and can bring more pleasure to both parties, so men all hope that their penises are long enough. However, due to racial differences, the length of the penises of men of the same race varies, but the difference is not big. So, how big is the normal man's penis?

The length of the penis is a matter of concern to many men and women. Some people think that having a large penis is very masculine, while others worry that their penis is too small to satisfy their partner during sex. In fact, men often worry too much. Medically, it is generally believed that in an erect state, a male penis length of more than 5cm is sufficient for normal sexual intercourse. Both partners need to adapt to this.

Regarding the standard for judging the size of the penis, the size of the penis is different in different states. The length of the penis under normal conditions does not seem to have much practical significance for the evaluation of sexual function, and cannot be used as the main indicator for evaluating penis function. The real standard should be to evaluate the size of the penis based on the length and circumference when erect. At the same time, the penis size of men of different races is also different.

From your description, you need to pay attention to the possibility of sexual dysfunction. Sexual dysfunction refers to the disorder in any link of the overall activity process of normal male sexual function (including sexual desire arousal, penis erection, penis insertion into the vagina, sexual orgasm-ejaculation and sexual satisfaction). It is mainly divided into penis erectile dysfunction (including ED, abnormal penis erection), ejaculation dysfunction (including premature ejaculation, anejaculation, retrograde ejaculation), sexual desire disorder (low libido, sexual aversion, sexual perversion), and sexual sensation disorder (sexual intercourse pain, lack of orgasm).

Common causes of sexual dysfunction include:

1. Psychological factors: tension, fear, anxiety, depression, lack of sexual knowledge, etc.

2. Biological factors: abnormal hormone levels, sensitivity of the glans penis, etc.

3. Disease factors: vascular disease, prepuce is too long, prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, urinary tract infection, neurological diseases, and the use of drugs. The clinical manifestations are mainly erectile dysfunction, insufficient erection, premature ejaculation, etc. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for sexual nerve sensitivity tests, erectile function tests and other related sexual function tests according to your own situation, and then consider treatment based on the test results.