Patient's question:
Can penis secondary development be promoted in daily life? What foods can be eaten, and what methods can be used? (No surgery in hospitals, no medication) Can a 19-year-old penis continue to develop?Doctor's answer:
Hello, a 26-year-old male is suspected of having micropenis. In adult males, the penis length when flaccid is 5-6 cm, and the erect length is twice the flaccid length. If the penis length when flaccid is less than 4 cm and the erect length is less than 8 cm, it is considered micropenis. You can check it, and the measurement method must be standardized. It cannot be determined as small just by looking at it; as long as it is within the normal range and has normal function, it is acceptable. If micropenis occurs, surgical methods can be considered to lengthen it. Currently, there are no medications that can achieve the effect you desire.