What is the normal length for men?

How many centimeters is the normal length for a man? How long is the normal length for a man? I believe this question is also of concern to many male friends. The penis is the key reproductive organ of men and plays a very important role in the life of couples. Let's take a detailed look at how many centimeters is the normal length for a man? Let's take a look together.

1. How many centimeters is the normal size of a man's penis? This question varies from person to person. According to data from the Ministry of Health of my country, the size of the male penis varies by race and individual.

In normal state, the longest penis is 14.5cm, the shortest is 4cm, the larger diameter is 12cm, and the shortest is 4.5cm. When erect, the longest is 17cm, the shortest is 9cm, and the average is 12cm. When erect, the larger diameter is 14cm, the shortest is 8cm, and the average is 10.75cm.

2. The length of the penis of 1,000 normal adult men studied by authoritative experts is: the normal range is 4.9-8.6 cm, the average is 6.55 cm, the longest is 11.6 cm, and the shortest is 3.7 cm. If it is less than 5 cm when soft and less than 10 cm when hard, it can be called a short penis. Scientific research shows that the penis is perfect at the age of 16, continues to grow after the age of 20, and has no significant difference after the age of 25. Its size is affected by many factors such as age, growth and development, region, ethnicity, race, and health status.

3. Excessive weakness or obesity will affect the growth and development of male genitals. Those with long foreskin will have smaller penises, while those with varicose veins will have larger penises. The smaller the male genitals, the higher the proportion of enlargement after erection. The size of the penis in an erectile state varies with the season and health status. The male genitals of people have many differences, just like the height, weight, and size of facial features, with different lengths and details.

Tips:

The above data can only be used as a reference. Don't 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 sex and can carry out the task of procreation, it is normal. Because most of the female's sexual sensitive areas are concentrated in the outer 1/3 of the vagina, the size of the penis has no significant effect on the essence of sex life. The quality of the couple's life depends more on the feelings, skills, and the degree and duration of erection.