Is a 10cm penis normal?

The length of a man's penis when it is erect is the most important indicator of whether a man is normal. Because of the length of the erect penis, it can also be used to understand whether there are male-related symptoms and how a person's sex life is. So what is the normal length of the erect penis? Is a 10cm long penis normal?

1. Is it normal for a penis to be 10 centimeters long?

In fact, the length and size of the penis are related to many aspects of a person. The male genitals of people have many differences, such as height, weight, and facial features. They vary in length and size. China has measured the penis size of 1,412 healthy young Chinese men and the erect penis length of 126 healthy men. The conclusion is that the normal length is 14.5 cm at most, 4 cm at shortest, and 8.375 cm on average; the diameter is 12 cm larger, 4.5 cm at shortest, and 8.3 cm on average. When erect, the maximum length is 16 cm, the shortest is 9 cm, and the average is 12 cm; when erect, the diameter is 14 cm larger, 8 cm at shortest, and 10.75 cm on average. If the penis is less than 5 cm when soft and less than 10 cm when erect, it can be called a short penis.

2. The length of the penis is not stable

Under normal circumstances, the length of the penis of the same person is not stable. For example, anxiety, cold or severe fatigue can shorten the penis. In addition, the precise measurement methods themselves are also very different, so it is impossible to simply judge whether the male penis is normal based on the length. Therefore, the above numbers can only be used as a reference. Don't force yourself to compare your length. Clinicians never want to judge whether it is normal based on the length of the penis. As long as you can have normal sexual life and can carry out the task of procreation, it is normal. Otherwise, this family has been eliminated.

3. Causes of short penis

3.1. The influence of genetic inheritance is more fundamental.

3.2. The patient has suffered from orchitis, cryptorchidism, male testicular dysplasia, endocrine imbalance, and insufficient androgen.

3.3. Improper medication during pregnancy may affect the metabolism of androgen, resulting in congenital developmental deficiencies, lack of nutrients and elements that can expand sexual function, and congenital developmental deficiencies.

3.4. The intake of zinc, androgen, vitamin E and related protein nutrients during the adolescent development period is insufficient, and the acquired kinetic energy is insufficient, which cannot play the role of developing and strengthening the reproductive organs.

3.5. The foreskin is long and lacks the necessary space for growth and development, which hinders the growth and development of the penis.

3.6. Internal body coldness, fear of cold, and deficiency of Qi and blood in the body cause the male genitals to not be completely protruding, and part of the male genitals is still retracted in the abdomen.

3.7. Excessive sexual activity, weak constitution or frequent abortion during the early developmental period of adolescents and children will deprive the kidneys of the energy to develop and strengthen the reproductive organs during growth and development, resulting in a short penis.