MICROPENIS- THE QUESTIONS YOU ARE AFRAID TO ASK

A man may feel as if he has a small member - so small that it can be considered a micropenis. In fact, the term "micropenis" cannot be used quite frivolously. It is a medical condition that is diagnosed by professionals.

Yet, what is the general criterion? Very briefly, the penis of a mature man (25-35 g) with a size in an erect state of less than 7 cm, is considered a micropenis. This can be diagnosed at birth. The condition is caused by a hormonal abnormality during the development of the embryo. Hormonal imbalance is the result of low testosterone production. True micropenis occurs in 1.5% of 10,000 male children born. At birth, if the size is significantly smaller than the average 2.2 centimeters, it is considered a micropenis.

Ways to enlarge the penis in a micropenis are possible. A small member can be enlarged with an extender, but it should be at least 5 cm in a relaxed state. With a micropenis, treatment should be started early. One way is hormone therapy, which is undertaken before puberty, as it is then most effective. Testosterone cream or a specially prescribed injection is used. If the treatment is successful, up to 100% enlargement of the boy's member can occur.

There is also an option for surgery, but it is more risky. In this case, medical professionals put an implant in the member, but with this option come many complications.

In the past, some parents have done a gender change for a toddler if it is born with a micropenis. However, this practice is nowadays considered unethical.

It is true that society often places enormous emphasis on the size of manhood and that the "little member" is often used as an insult. There's a lot of pressure on a man to have a big dick because we think women love him that way. In reality, however, the reality is different. Men with micropenis are normal men. They can have enough self-confidence, are masculine, with a healthy libido and sexual function. They have no problem achieving an erection and maintaining sexually satisfying relationships, as long as they work with what they have.

However, if a man makes the wrong diagnosis just because his member is not in the "golden mean" or as big as he wants, then he can spend many years worrying about sexual activities and relationships.

Similar conditions - a "hidden" penis

- this is a condition in which the member is partially or completely hidden under the surface of the skin, abdomen, thigh or scrotum.

- "braided" penis - when the skin of the scrotum is closed abnormally over the glans of the member. This condition can occur at birth or with complications during circumcision.

Questions and answers about living with micropenis

Can a person with a micropenis have a healthy sex life?

Yes, most men with a micropenis can absolutely have a normal sex life, which includes penetration.

Yes, it is possible. Every man, over time, discovers how to most effectively give himself pleasure.

Yes, just as a man with a micropenis can get an erection and masturbate, he can also have an orgasm.

Enjoying sexual activity with a micropenis is a matter of relationships, proper posture, type of activity, and focus on the positive. While the micropenis can be an uncomfortable condition for some men, genuinely satisfying sex is possible for both them and their partners, as long as they focus on acts that are comfortable rather than those that aren't comfortable. For example, fun with fingers, mouth, toys, strap-on-belts for men or vibrators for couples are suitable.

The best posture for penetrating sex in micropenis is the dog, with a very bent partner (elbows). Whether it's clitoral stimulation, G-spot, prostate or frenulum, the use of a variety of sex positions and toys will optimize erotic fun, regardless of size.

Other: Use your fingers, other parts of the body (fisting), talk dirty, use a or vibrator, BDSM accessories and other exciting sex toys.

What is the average penis size and is it really the more, the more?

After extensive studies, it became clear that the average member, when erect, was between 11 and 16 cm. 85% of women admit to being happy with their man's size, while 45% of men say their penis is too small. From this discrepancy it can become clear to us how much more we want, than necessary!

Man and his value are not limited to his sexual organs. Every man and every woman, no matter how small, big or unusual bodies they have, deserves to enjoy and explore their sexuality with the right people. It is important for a man not to give up and seek the joy of sex!