Patient's question:
These days, I've been feeling that our sexual life isn't harmonious anymore. I feel like I'm not satisfying my girlfriend enough. She says she feels that my penis is a bit small and it always fails to reach climax. Before, when she was with her ex-boyfriend, she said she was always very comfortable, and she mentioned that she felt I was a bit smaller. What kind of help do I need: What length of penis is considered normal?Doctor's answer:
According to the results of several large-scale domestic surveys, the length of the penis of adult males in our country is 4.5-8.6 cm in a normal non-erect state and 7-16 cm when erect, both of which are normal. It has also been found that there is no correlation between a man's height and the length of his penis. In clinical observations, it has been noted that a penis that appears larger does not increase significantly in length when erect, whereas a penis that appears smaller increases more in length when fully erect. It is clear that any penis within the normal range can meet the needs of normal sexual function when erect, and there is no need to worry about the so-called "penis being too short." Additionally, whether a penis is truly too short or underdeveloped depends not only on its length but also on its overall development, such as the size of the testicles, facial hair growth, the growth and prominence of the Adam's apple, and changes in voice pitch, among other secondary sexual characteristics. If these are not problematic, then it is generally considered normal.The average length of a man's reproductive organ was measured by Shi Chengli of China, who assessed the size of the penis of 1,412 healthy young Chinese males and the erection degree of 1,126 healthy males. The results showed that in a normal state, the longest was 14.5 cm, the shortest 4 cm, with an average of 8.375 cm; the circumference was the largest at 12 cm, the smallest at 4.5 cm, with an average of 8.3 cm. When erect, the longest was 16 cm, the shortest 9 cm, with an average of 12 cm; the circumference was the largest at 14 cm, the smallest at 8 cm, with an average of 10.75 cm.
What is considered normal in post-erect length should first be emphasized that there is a significant individual difference in the size, thickness, and shape of the reproductive organ. In fact, as long as the level of sex hormones is normal and various secondary