Patient's question:
My son is 12 years old, and there has been a question that has been troubling me. His penis is particularly small compared to his peers, and the foreskin cannot be retracted, with the entire glans mostly covered. Around the age of 10, the foreskin visible externally was less than a centimeter, and even when erect, it was only about 2 centimeters. Now that he is starting to develop, I want to pay attention to it in advance, worried that it may be hereditary and he won't grow much in the future. I am seeking advice from the doctors on what can be done to help his penis grow naturally to a larger size when he becomes an adult (dietary measures or supplements can also be suggested). Thank you in advance for your help.Doctor's answer:
Boys during their growth and development need to pay attention to observing them promptly and carefully.1. Children's growth and development need to pay attention to observing them promptly and carefully.
2. Based on your situation, your son is 12 years old this year, and there has been a problem that has been troubling me for a long time. His penis is particularly small compared to children of the same age, and his foreskin cannot be retracted, with the entire glans almost completely covered. When he was around 10 years old, the foreskin outside the body was only a small piece less than one centimeter, and even when erect, it was only about two centimeters. Now that he has started to grow and develop, in your case, it is recommended to have a check-up at the hospital to test hormone levels.