What is the normal length and thickness of the penis?

How thick is the normal penis? Many male friends always say: "Why is my penis different from others? I always feel that it is not as big and long as theirs." Doctors say that the length and size of the penis are actually related to many aspects of the human body. So what is the normal length and thickness of the penis?

1. What is the normal length of a boy's penis?

The normal length of the male genitals in my country is 14.5cm at most, 4cm at most, and 8.375cm on average. When erect, the maximum length is 16cm, the shortest is 9cm, and the average is 12cm.

Common problems in accurate measurement: the measuring tape should be firmly placed against the phalanges, the male genitals should be leveled, and the distance from the phalanges to the glans penis is the length of the penis.

2. Ways to enlarge the penis

2.1. Rub the lower abdomen. Before going to bed, put one hand on the lower abdomen above the phalanx, and the other hand on the waist. Then, while pressing the waist, rub the lower abdomen gradually from right to left, until you feel a wet and hot feeling in the abdomen.

2.2. Groin massage is a way to increase male genitals. Before going to bed, place your hands on the groin (inner thighs) on both sides and gently massage 36 times along the diagonal direction with your palms. You can do this once a week. It has a certain effect on enhancing sexual function and improving vitality.

2.3. Exercise of the corpus cavernosum. According to the exercise of the corpus cavernosum, the blood volume of the vascular sinus of the corpus cavernosum of the penis is increased, thereby allowing the short and sturdy male genitals to grow longer when erect.

3. What does penis length have to do with?

3.1. Penis length and genetic factors The size and shape characteristics of male reproductive organs are the same as other human organs. They are controlled and influenced by genetics.

3.2. The length of the penis, its growth, development and health status. Generally speaking, adult males are strong and sturdy, and their reproductive organs, including the male genitals and scrotum, grow and develop well. The male genitals may be relatively thick and strong, while others may be smaller. However, it should be emphasized that the size of the male genitals is not easily proportional to the height. It is common to see some men who are less than 1.60 meters tall, but whose genitals can reach more than 18 centimeters when erect.

3.3. The length of the penis is also related to obesity. Men with more prominent fat in the lower abdomen, pubic symphysis, and vulva usually have poor growth and development of their penis, and their penis is relatively short and sturdy compared to normal men. Compared with the fat body, this short and sturdy penis may cause certain difficulties and undesirability in the couple's life after marriage.