What is the normal size of a man's erect penis?

The male penis is the most important organ in the human body. Men have always considered the length of the male penis to be a sign of sexual ability. Do you know if your penis is normal? What is the standard length of the penis when it is erect? Just like body shape, body shape, and facial features, people's male penises vary in length and size.

What is the standard length of a male's penis when erect?

The human genitals, like height, body shape, and facial features, vary in length and size. Shi Chengli of China once measured the penis size of 1,412 healthy young Chinese men and the erect penis length of 126 healthy men. The conclusion was that the normal penis was 14.5 cm at most, 4 cm at most, and 8.375 cm on average; the larger diameter was 12 cm, the shortest was 4.5 cm, and the average was 8.3 cm. When erect, the largest was 16 cm, the shortest was 9 cm, and the average was 12 cm; when erect, the larger diameter was 14 cm, the shortest was 8 cm, and the average was 10.75 cm.

The length of the penis of a normal adult male is: the normal range is 4.9-8.6 cm, the average is 6.55 cm, the longest is 10.6 cm, and the shortest is 3.7 cm. The 16-40-year-old male college students' penis was accurately measured, and the average length was 7.43 cm, and the average leg circumference was 8.17 cm; the average penis extension length was 13.34 cm, which is similar to the calculated erection length of 13.08 cm, so the extension length can represent the erection length. It can be seen that the accurate measurement results of different authors are also different, and the results are also affected by region, ethnicity, etc.

In addition, the length of the penis of the same person is not stable under normal conditions. 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 own 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.