Patient's question:
At the age of 9, his penis is much smaller than that of his peers. From birth until now, it has grown only slightly. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment or tests were conducted. Detailed examination results: No tests or detailed examinations were performed. What kind of assistance is needed: He is 9 years old, and his penis is much smaller than that of his peers. Should he see a doctor about this? Is it a disease that needs treatment? Should he go to a big hospital for a check-up?Doctor's answer:
Children's growth and development vary by age. Let's wait and see for another two years. If there is still no growth and development, it will be necessary to have a thorough check-up and treatment.Medical advice: Just like height, weight, body shape, and facial features, there are many differences in penis length among individuals. Length and thickness can vary. Under normal circumstances, a person's penis length is not constant and may shorten due to stress, cold, or severe fatigue. Additionally, the methods of measurement can also differ significantly, making it difficult to determine if a penis is normal solely based on length.
Lifestyle care: Don't worry. Natural changes will occur during the developmental period.