What is the normal length and size of a male penis?

The size of the male penis has always been the most concerned issue for many boys. Many men think that women prefer larger male penises. In the cognition of many contemporary boys, the length of the penis usually represents a man's voice and assets, so many people are very concerned about this matter. So how many centimeters are considered the normal size of an average boy?

Nowadays, people on the Internet say that as long as it is over 10 cm, it is normal. However, that was the standard a long time ago. People in the past did not eat well, so both their height and penis length were shorter. Today's young people eat well and look tall, so of course the standard has also been raised to around 12 cm.

The key to insufficient male genital growth is related to the following aspects!

1. Genetic problems

If the family's genetic gene means that the penis is not long, then the child may not be long. But there are exceptions, that is, the father is not that long, but the child is taller, the reason is that he eats better. Of course, parents generally don't know how long their children will grow. At most, they will take a look at them when they are young, and they don't want to see them when they grow up.

What needs to be explained here is that there are different types of male penises. Some are the same length when soft and when hard, and these are called dead penises. However, the vast majority are not long when soft, but change when hard, and these are called live penises.

Therefore, if parents see their child taking a bath and feel that the swelling has not grown, they don't need to worry too much, because the child's hematoma may grow a lot bigger soon.

2. Nutritional issues

If a child does not eat well, it may not be easy for him to grow up. This does not mean that parents do not feed their children. It may be because of the child's picky eating and other reasons that the child's intake of nutrients is not comprehensive, which in turn causes the sexual organs to not grow.

3. Insufficient metabolism of growth hormone

The development of sexual organs is inseparable from the body's estrogen, but if there are some problems in a child's cerebral cortex, hypothalamus-pituitary gland, pituitary gland, or other organs in the growth hormone secretion system, it may also cause insufficient growth hormone metabolism, and then the reproductive organs will certainly not grow and develop. At this time, not only will the male reproductive organs not grow and develop, but also the male testicles will not grow and develop, and even boys will not grow beards.

4. Long foreskin or excessive foreskin

Many children undergo circumcision surgery. One of the key reasons is that long foreskin will hinder the growth and development of the male reproductive organs. Therefore, if a child has a long foreskin, he must undergo circumcision surgery while he is still young, otherwise the child may lack self-confidence for the rest of his life.

5. Underwear is too tight

If the underwear is too tight, it will also hinder the growth and development of the male genitals. Therefore, when parents buy underwear and ordinary jeans for their children, they should not choose too tight ones, otherwise, whether it is a boy or a girl, it will cause friction on the child's reproductive organs, resulting in a series of adverse effects.

6. Obesity

There is a situation in daily life, that is, the penis of most fat men is not long. In fact, it is not that the male genitals are not long, but that the root part of the male genitals is covered by body fat, so the exposed part will immediately look short.

If a child's sexual organs do not grow, parents must not abuse small remedies, but must go to the hospital for examination and medication! Otherwise, during puberty, it is very easy to be laughed at, which will lead to inferiority complex and cause damage to both the mind and body.