My boyfriend is only 5cm below

The male genitals are the key reproductive organs of men, which have the functions of sexual life, urination and male ejaculation. The male genitals are mainly composed of two cavernous bodies and one urethral cavernous body, and are covered with basic muscle fascia and skin. Is it normal for my boyfriend to only be 5cm below?

The male penis can only be 5cm. If it is 5cm after erection, it is short and compact, but it is easier to enter. Therefore, if it cannot enter, it should be considered that it is a female problem, such as virginity closure, hymen closure, etc., and surgical treatment should be considered. In Asian men, the penis is normal as long as it is between 8 and 18 cm after erection. It is abnormal if it is less than this value, but accurate measurement of skin softness should not be used as a basis. Pay attention to the quality of sex life. Don't do it too often. Try to use protective measures such as condoms. Don't have an unclean sex life. Release stress and don't put too much pressure on yourself. Communicate and touch more.

About Diseases and Treatment

1. Penile cancer is a common reproductive tumor. In the 1950s and 1960s, it ranked first in the incidence of male urogenital tumors in China. In recent years, with the improvement of the living standards of the Chinese people and the continuous improvement of medical service standards, its incidence has gradually decreased.

2. Male genital tumors are usually caused by penile cancer, which originates from the squamous epithelial cells of the male genitals. Prepuce is too long and long is a recognized cause of penile cancer. Penile cancer is a malignant tumor that can be prevented. Studies have found that circumcision in the neonatal period or childhood can effectively prevent the occurrence of the disease. For those with long foreskin that can be turned up, regular cleaning can also prevent the disease.

3. Treatment methods: Currently, there are many treatment methods for penile cancer, including surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, laser, cryopreservation and photosensitization. However, surgical removal of the tumor is still the most critical method, among which partial removal of the male genitals is also the most common surgery. Because it has the advantages of simple surgical treatment, definite effect, maintaining some male sexual function, and being able to urinate while standing, patients are easily accepted. Pathological histological observations confirm that although some penile cancers grow outward in a cauliflower-like manner, they do not invade deeply into the body. Therefore, we believe that partial genital removal is a very effective and reasonable treatment method for stage I and II penile cancer. As long as the removal end is more than 2.0 cm away from the edge of the tumor and the normal penis can be preserved at 2.0-3.0 cm, it can be used without full genital removal. Once metastasis is confirmed, tumor radiotherapy or secondary cleaning should be performed.