What is the normal length of the penis?

The length of the penis is something that many men are very concerned about. Some think that having a thick penis is very manly, while others worry that their penis is too small to be taken into consideration by the other party in sexual life. If the penis is short, it will make many men feel troubled. Regarding the standards for the length and thickness of the penis, many friends are not very familiar with it, and do not know whether their own is standard. Let's take a look at how long the adult penis is normal.

How long does it take for a man's penis to be normal?

The average length of the male penis in my country is about 10cm, which refers to the erect length, not the length when it is flaccid. Some people's penis volume can expand 3-5 times or even more after erection, while some people only increase less than 1 time after erection, and feel that it is similar to the size when it is flaccid, but it is just hard. Therefore, the size of the penis when it is flaccid cannot be used to determine the length of the penis. Many people's self-measured lengths are all flaccid lengths, so they look small and short.

How long does a man need his penis to last?

How long do Chinese men need their penises? Before answering this question, let's first understand the average length of a woman's vagina: it ranges from 7 to 10 cm. Because the vagina is elastic, it can be extended to about 15 cm. The G-spot, which is most easily stimulated and causes orgasms in women, is located in the front 1/3 of the vagina, in the front wall of the vagina about 3 cm from the vaginal opening. Therefore, whether the G-spot can be stimulated through good posture and whether there is sufficient pressure-resistance stimulation is more important than simply having a thick penis. The normal length of the penis can stimulate this position. A penis that is too long will not only make the sexual partner feel uncomfortable, but will also continue to cause pain and damage.

Not all short penises are normal. It is also necessary to distinguish whether there are various congenital and acquired abnormalities such as growth and development problems, foreskin redundancy, cryptic penis, etc., and carry out relevant treatments.