What kind of man has a big penis? The taller the man, the bigger the penis?

Many men believe that exercising to make the body stronger is not only good for health, but also can make the penis longer and thicker. But what is the truth? Do tall and strong men have thick and big penises? Today, the editor will give you a detailed analysis.

Myth: The taller you are, the bigger your penis is

Many Chinese scholars have conducted thousands of surveys on the standard of normal male penis size, but there are large differences in the measurement results of different scholars. In addition to being affected by factors such as region and ethnicity, this is mainly because the length of the penis of the same person is not constant when it is flaccid, and the measurement methods are not the same. What is certain is that it is not appropriate to judge whether the penis is normal based on the length of the penis. As long as the male penis can enter the female's vagina when erect and complete sexual intercourse, it is normal.

Don't think that the stronger the physique and the taller the body, the bigger the penis. Among all the organs in the human body, the penis has the least constant relationship with the overall development. The actual situation is that the size of the penis has no direct relationship with the body weight and the strength of the physique. Therefore, a thick frame and strong muscles do not mean a large penis. On the contrary, a person with a small frame or a thin body does not necessarily have a small penis when it is erected in a weak state. Of course, the human penis also has great differences in height, weight and thinness, and can be of different lengths, thicknesses and sizes. This difference is mostly determined by genetic factors, and is also related to age, region, height, weight and testicle size.

Criteria for determining a small penis

1. Short penis: When the penis is flaccid, the length from the pubis to the glans penis is less than 6.5 cm. According to the cases we have treated, some small penises are less than 3 cm long.

2. The testicles are very small, some are only the size of a peanut or a thumb, and are soft in texture. Some men have no testicles at all in the scrotum, which is called cryptorchidism.

3. Secondary sexual characteristics are underdeveloped, with no beard, armpit hair or pubic hair. In addition, they also show female characteristics to varying degrees, such as delicate skin, high-pitched voice, and no Adam's apple.

4. Body shape changes: obesity, breast development, enlarged buttocks, short stature, etc.

5. Low sexual function or loss of sexual function. If married, they are often unable to complete sexual life.

6. There are often no sperm in semen, but spermatogenic cells can sometimes be seen.