Normal size of erectile dysfunction

When men have sex, their penis needs to be erect. If the penis cannot be erect, it means that the man has problems such as impotence, and in this case, he cannot have sex. Of course, after the penis is erect, it also has a certain size. If the size is abnormal, it will also affect the quality of sex life. So, what is the normal size of the penis when it is erect? The following will introduce this!

1. Normal size of erectile dysfunction

Domestic surveys show that the length of the penis of young men in my country after erection is mostly between 10 and 19 centimeters. The size of the penis is not directly proportional to height or weight. Under normal circumstances, the length of the penis of men with smaller penises can increase a lot after erection, and most of them can meet the requirements of normal sexual life.

2. Erection Angle

Due to individual differences, each person's erection angle is also different. The size of the erection angle is related to the pressure in the corpus cavernosum of the penis. Generally speaking, men have the largest erection angle when they are around 20 years old. There are differences in the erection angle between individual men. Most men's penis erection angle is greater than 90 degrees (horizontally upward), approximately between 120 degrees and 130 degrees. About 10% of men have their penises close to their bellies when they are erect, and about 5% of men have erection angles less than 90 degrees (downward). Generally speaking, it is normal to be able to complete sexual intercourse and obtain sexual satisfaction. Most people's penis erection direction is vertical and forward, and some people have a slight left and right bend, which is also a normal phenomenon.

3. Erectile dysfunction

There are two common erection-related disorders:

One is impotence: that is, men cannot achieve or maintain an erection sufficient to complete sexual intercourse. Most of the time, it is psychological, but it can also be organic.

Another is abnormal penile erection: it refers to the erection of the penis of a man without sexual desire and without sexual intercourse, and it may cause pain after the erection, which is usually organic.

Erectile dysfunction can affect sexual intercourse and may cause spermatorrhea, premature ejaculation, anejaculation, retrograde ejaculation and ejaculation pain. It is the most common male sexual dysfunction.