A 15 year old boy measures 1.80m and wants to know if his penis will get bigger
Doctor, I am 15 years old, 14 centimeters tall and 1.80 meters tall. If I stop growing will my penis stop too?
Height growth has no direct relationship with penis growth. What happens? Normally, during puberty, a boy begins to experience some bodily changes. At this moment it has the growth phase, that is, it grows quickly and this intense growth lasts two or three years. Chances are you are in the growth phase or are finishing this phase.
At the same time, the development of secondary sexual characteristics occurs, such as pubic hair, armpit hair and beard. The penis grows and develops, as do the testicles. And all this happens more or less in parallel.
If one thing stops, it doesn’t mean the other will stop too. Sometimes the penis starts to develop a little later and continues to develop even after it has finished growing in height, or vice versa.
In short, there is no direct relationship between penis growth and height. These changes occur in parallel, but do not necessarily follow the same time scale.
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