Patient's question:
Medical history: Stopped very young (around four or five years old)Infertility: Previous treatment and effectiveness: Chromosome and endocrine tests were normal.
What kind of help is desired: Can this be treated? Will it be cured?
Doctor's answer:
The development of genital organs tends to differ between young people approaching maturity and adults. The size and length of the penis vary by race and individual differences. People enter puberty at different ages, and their development also differs. Therefore, even among men of the same age, the length and thickness of the penis may vary after complete maturation, which is a normal phenomenon.Advice: Some young men worry about their small penis size, fearing it will affect their marriage, while others with a larger penis worry about harming their partner after marriage. These are unnecessary concerns. The penis is composed of the corpus cavernosum and has significant elasticity. In adults, the penis can expand considerably during erection, but a larger penis will have a smaller expansion rate after erection. Thus, the length difference of the penis under normal conditions is relatively large, while the length difference during erection is smaller, and both can meet the needs of normal sexual function.
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