Can the penis grow longer?

Children will enter the development stage during puberty. At this time, many organs of the body will begin to develop. Girls' breasts will begin to develop, and men's penises will also begin to develop. However, many children's penises do not develop well during puberty. So adults are also anxious when facing such a phenomenon, fearing that the child's penis will not grow, which will affect the child's body in the long run. So, can the penis still grow?

Regarding the size of the penis, a sample survey shows that when not erect, the longest penis of domestic men is 11 cm, the shortest is 3 cm, and the average is 6 cm; the maximum diameter is 4.0 cm, the minimum is 1.5 cm, and the average is 2.5 cm; when erect, the longest penis is 18 cm, the shortest is 8 cm, and the average is 12 cm.

As for your "only about 4cm long and 7-8cm thick when not erect, about 12cm long and 11cm thick when erect", this size is normal, and you are only 16 years old, still growing and developing. Generally, the penis will grow to about 25 years old, and it is estimated that it will be no problem to grow another 3-4cm (erect length). Not bad.

In fact, in the first stage of arousal, the female vagina expands greatly to accept objects of unknown size. Afterwards, it will re-tighten and gently wrap the object that enters. An ancient Greek scholar once said: "During intercourse, the function of the vagina is to tighten the things inside. It is so natural that it adjusts itself to any size. It protrudes when it encounters a short one, shrinks when it encounters a long one, expands when it encounters a fat one, and shrinks when it encounters a thin one."

In addition, clinicians are never willing to judge whether it is normal based on the length of the penis. As long as they can have normal sexual intercourse and can 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.

It is recommended to pay attention to the following: do not play with it often, do not be picky about food, avoid smoking and drinking, have a balanced nutritional intake, exercise more, wear loose and breathable underwear and change and wash it frequently, and pay attention to hygiene and wash the genitals every day.

This depends on how old the child is now. If the child has passed puberty and is under 20 years old, then the penis can still grow longer. If it is over this age, then the child's penis will definitely not grow anymore. It is necessary to find various methods to help the child grow his penis while he is still young, so as to help the child's physical development in all aspects.