What are the reasons why men do not have Adam's apple?

A man's Adam's apple is an important sign of his gender. However, some men do not have a prominent Adam's apple. They will inevitably feel that their body is abnormal, and many men will worry whether their testosterone is too low. So is it normal for a man to not have an Adam's apple?

Adam's apple is an important feature that distinguishes men from women, and is another feature of the physiological differences between men and women. Many people often judge whether a man has an Adam's apple by looking at his eyes. However, it is not accurate to judge whether the Adam's apple is obvious or whether there is an Adam's apple simply by this method. For example, if the neck is thicker, the Adam's apple is not easy to see, while the Adam's apple is very obvious in people with thin necks and thin bodies. The occurrence of the Adam's apple is closely related to male hormones. Of course, men who have not yet reached puberty will appear to have no Adam's apple.

In addition, a man's Adam's apple is also closely related to genetic factors. In layman's terms, the growth and development characteristics of the previous generation will be passed on to the next generation, not only height and body shape, but also the shape of the eyes, the length of the nose, the height of the cheekbones, the size of the ears, and the shape of the breasts. Of course, it also includes whether there is an Adam's apple and the size of the Adam's apple. Therefore, we cannot simply judge whether a man is normal based on his Adam's apple.

In real life, many men have normal psychological and other developments, and their fertility is not affected after marriage. These are all normal developments, but the Adam's apple does not look very obvious. Therefore, men's Adam's apples are more affected by individual differences, so there is no need to worry too much. In addition, if male friends are found to have other abnormalities in development at the same time, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for diagnosis.

According to relevant experts, the size of the Adam's apple is actually related to its development and age. And it's not that women don't have Adam's apples, they have Adam's apples just like men. It's just that women's Adam's apples are not obvious, so from an intuitive point of view, they are regarded as a sign of masculinity. As more and more men are found to have no throats, people have gradually come to understand that women also have Adam's apples, but they are different from men's and are not particularly obvious.