Does obesity affect penis length?

Obesity generally does not affect the length of the penis. The length of the penis is not determined by the obesity or thinness of the body, but is mostly related to the individual's physical development.

Excessive obesity may affect a person's physical health, such as causing high cholesterol and high blood pressure. In this case, weight control is necessary to avoid excessive obesity. The length of the penis is different at each stage of development, and the growth rate is also different. For example, in childhood, the length of the penis may be relatively small, and there will be certain changes with age. Some men's penis length develops during puberty, while others grow larger after adulthood. If the penis is relatively small in adulthood, it may cause a lot of trouble. You can go to a professional andrologist to have a penile examination, mainly to check for developmental symptoms. If the development is relatively complete, you can choose traction surgery to promote improvement of the penis, which can play a certain role in improvement.

During the development stage of the penis or in adulthood, you should pay attention to the hygiene of the penis area. There may be wrinkles. Wash it with warm water to keep the area clean and avoid dirt. If there is dirt, it will lead to bacterial infection and frequent urination. During the development stage of the penis, you should pay attention to the looseness of the clothes and avoid wearing clothes that are too tight.