At what age does the penis stop growing?

Male genitals are a key indicator of male maturity. Generally, men nowadays start to grow and develop at around 10 years old. Throughout the puberty period, along with the growth and development of height, the male genitals continue to grow and develop. Generally, at around 17 years old, the growth and development level of male genitals is similar to that of adults, which means that boys are basically mature and have male sexual function. When does the male genitals stop growing and developing? This is also a question that boys in puberty are concerned about. Let's start to understand it below.

Many people divide the growth and development of male reproductive organs and secondary sexual characteristics into five stages:

1. Before the age of 10, the male testicle capacity is only 1-3 ml, and secondary sexual characteristics are not obvious.

2. Around the age of 10-11, male testicles and scrotum enlarge.

3. Around the age of 12-13, the male genitals grow longer and wider; the male pubic hair increases from less to more, turns black, becomes wider, and becomes curly.

4. Around the age of 14-15, the male genitals and scrotum further expand, the scrotum color darkens, the glans penis grows and develops fully, and the male pubic hair is distributed in a diamond or shield shape.

5. Around 16-17 years old, the appearance and size of the reproductive organs are similar to those of adults and are close to estrus.

In addition, if boys in puberty do not pay attention to the formation of a good lifestyle, it will also affect their development. They should stay up late as much as possible, avoid alcohol and cigarettes, maintain a good mental state and invest in learning and training in daily life. Boys with shorter penises do not need to worry about the future. As long as they can complete sexual life satisfactorily, it is all normal. The front third of the female vagina is the sensitive area, and the other two-thirds are basically not sensitive. Therefore, if the penis is slightly smaller, there is no need to worry about the quality of sexual life. The key to satisfaction lies in the strength and duration of the penis. The size of the penis is not directly related to height, palm size, etc.

According to the detailed introduction, we know when the male reproductive organs stop growing and developing. The growth and development of the male reproductive organs is very significant during puberty, and the growth and development is also very fast. During puberty, we should not only pay attention to our own diet to ensure a comprehensive nutritional balance, but also pay attention to our daily lifestyle and ensure adequate sleep and a happy mood.