How many centimeters is a man's penis?

Comparison is human nature. For example, many women will show off their husbands in front of their friends, and men will compare their careers or families with their colleagues. Therefore, many men are very demanding about everything, even the length of the penis. When men are about sixteen years old, their penis is basically mature. So let's take a look at how many centimeters a man's penis is generally?

First, how long is a man's penis? The question of how long a man's penis is varies from person to person. According to data from the Ministry of Health of my country, the size of the penis varies among races and individuals. In normal state, the longest penis is 14.5cm, the shortest is 4cm, the circumference is 12cm, the shortest is 4.5cm, the longest is 17cm, the shortest is 9cm, and the average is 12cm; the circumference is 14cm, the shortest is 8cm, and the average is 10.75cm when erect. The length of the penis of 1,000 normal adult men surveyed by experts is: the length range is 4.9-8.6cm in normal state, the average is 6.55cm, the longest is 11.6cm, and the shortest is 3.7cm. If it is less than 5cm in the flaccid state and less than 10cm when erect, it can be called a short penis.

Second, studies have shown that the penis matures at the age of 16, continues to grow after the age of 20, and has no significant difference after the age of 25. Its size is affected by many factors such as age, development, region, nationality, race, and physical condition. If the body is too thin or obese, the development of the penis will be affected. Those with phimosis will have a smaller penis, and those with varicocele will have a larger penis. The smaller the penis, the higher the rate of enlargement after erection. The size of the penis in a relaxed state varies from person to person with the season and physical condition. Just like height, weight, and size of facial features, the penis of a person varies in length and size.

How many centimeters is a man's penis? The above figures can only be used as a reference. Do not compare your own length. Clinicians are never willing to judge whether it is normal based on the length of the penis. As long as you can have normal sexual intercourse and complete the task of having children, it is normal. Since the vast majority of women's sexually sensitive parts are concentrated outside the outer 1/3 of the vagina, the size of the penis has no obvious effect on actual sexual intercourse. The quality of sex life depends more on emotions, skills, and the degree and duration of erection.