Patient's question:
I am 27 years old, and I started having sexual intercourse since I was nine years old. It has continued until now, every day. Four years ago, I had surgery at Puting Changjiang Hospital, after which I lost my sexual function. This included circumcision, vein removal, corpus cavernosum repair, dorsal nerve blockage, balanitis and frenulum shortening, and prostatitis. After the surgery, the doctor asked me to take traditional Chinese medicine for a month later. However, due to financial issues, I didn't take the medicine. The doctor said the best treatment window had been missed. Now, I cannot achieve an erection at all. Can I still recover completely? The doctor said my penile meridians haven't been fully connected, so I haven't completely stopped having sexual intercourse yet. Can I still be treated to the same level as before? In addition, my current erection is 12 cm long. Can a penile lengthening and girth enhancement surgery surpass this effect? I want to shorten it to 18 cm. I want to be a man with a long, hard, thick, and lasting penis. Can I still be treated now? How much will it cost? (Can semen contain testosterone? I want girls to love my semen.)Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you mentioned, you are now 27 and have passed the normal developmental period. If you want to extend your penis, the only solution is to undergo penis elongation surgery, but the length it can shorten is only 3 to 5 centimeters. It is recommended that you take the time to consult a hospital for specific advice. The above is the advice for the question "Can I extend my penis at 27?", hoping it helps you, and wishing you good health!