Can a short penis be cured?

The penis is the male reproductive organ. It plays a very important role and is like life to men. The greatest role of the penis for men is the experience of sexual life. It can give men the ultimate sexual pleasure experience. However, the size and length of the penis have a great impact on men's sexual pleasure. For example, a short penis will affect men's ability to obtain pleasure. Let's see if a short penis can be cured?

The penis of a person has many differences, just like height, weight, and size of facial features. It varies in length and thickness. The average length of an adult male's penis when flaccid is 5-6 cm, and when erect it is twice as long as when flaccid. If the length of the penis when flaccid is less than 4 cm and when erect it is less than 8 cm, it is called a short penis.

A short penis does require surgery, but it is a complicated operation and has many complications. In real life, the so-called short penis is very rare. You can check it out. The measurement method should be regular. It cannot be said that it is small just because it looks small. As long as it is within the normal range and has normal function, it is fine. If you have a short penis, you can consider using surgery to lengthen it.

Step 1: Make the penis completely flaccid.

Step 2: Using both hands, gently move them down the shaft, pulling the penis down in a straight line toward the floor, with one hand about an inch behind the other, as if "milking" the penis, letting each hand slide over the head and off the end of the penis. You should feel some light tugging as you do this. There is no need to do this exercise forcefully. Figuratively, "milking" the penis with one hand behind the other is like climbing a rope.

Step 3: Repeat for at least 2 to 3 minutes, or as many times as you can before you start to feel mild pain. If you feel pain at any time, stop and rest for a while. This exercise is most effective when standing, so privacy is necessary, preferably in a closed space such as a bathroom.