Is secondary genital development possible?

Is it possible for the genitals to develop a second time? I believe many people are curious about this question. As we all know, the reproductive organs of the human body will slowly change and grow as the body grows, but can the reproductive organs develop a second time? That is, if the genitals cannot develop normally during the first development due to various internal or external factors, is there still a chance to remedy it, that is, a second development? Then let's discuss the question of whether the genitals can develop a second time.

There are many different opinions on whether organs and tissues can continue to grow and develop. Some say it is impossible, while others advocate that they can "develop again." In fact, the first view is a bit too absolute, and the view of "development again" is not strict, because the growth and development of organs and tissues does not need to be divided into "secondary" and "tertiary" stages.

If everything is fixed and can no longer change, then there is no hope for bodybuilders to increase muscle tissue through exercise and nutrition, and people should no longer have to worry about obesity due to increased fat tissue. Before World War II, Japanese people were generally short in height. Later, with the development of national health and nutrition movements, the average height of Japanese people is now among the highest in Asia. The body and organ tissues can only grow and develop through nutritional supplements, and only by effectively supplementing the special nutrients required for the growth and development of organ tissues can their growth and development be effectively promoted.

From the above data, we can also get some information, that is, the idea of ​​secondary development of genitals is not completely correct, that is to say, there is a certain unscientific part. In fact, when the human body reaches the age of 18, all organs of the body are basically fully developed, but there are always exceptions, so sometimes changing work and rest habits or strengthening physical exercise may help the secondary development of genitals.