Patient's question:
Penis shortening, 25 years old, about 10 cm when erect, about 3-4 cm normally. Please ask if there are any sequelae or side effects if medication is used to increase size. What medicine is good?First question supplement: I want it to be bigger. Is there any good medicine?
Doctor's answer:
The penis of a person and factors such as height, weight, and the size of facial features all have numerous differences. They vary in length and thickness. Generally, the length of an adult male's penis is 5-6 centimeters when flaccid and doubles in length when erect. If the penis is less than 4 centimeters in length when flaccid and less than 8 centimeters when erect, it is referred to as micropenis. Micropenis can indeed be treated surgically, but such surgery is very complex and has many complications. In real life, the condition known as micropenis is extremely rare. You can come in for a check-up at your convenience. The measurement method must be standardized; it cannot be determined simply by looking at it and saying it is small. As long as it falls within the normal range and functions normally, that is sufficient. If micropenis occurs, surgical methods can be considered to lengthen it. Currently, there are no medications that can achieve the desired effect.