Get to know micropenis, the condition that makes Mr P super 'tiny'

indonesia-breaking-news.blogspot.com - Jakarta - Many men worry whether their Mr P size is too small. However, in fact, only a small percentage of people with small Mr P suffer from micropenis. So, what is a micropenis?

Quoted from Health, Micropenis is a medical condition when genetic or hormonal problems make a person's penis significantly smaller than average size. Mr P, who is considered to have a micropenis, is 2.5 standard deviations below the average size of Mr P for his age.

"Anything less than about 3.65 inches (about 9.27 cm) when stretched or erect can be considered a 'micropenis,'" Dr. Jamin Brahmbhatt, a urologist and sexual health expert at Orlando Health, told Health. Other researchers consider the length of an adult micropenis to be under 3.67 inches (about 9.32 cm).

Typically, micropenis is diagnosed in newborn babies. This condition is not a condition that causes normal-sized Mr P to shrink suddenly.

Micropenis is often treatable if diagnosed early in infants or children, but is difficult to treat after puberty and into adulthood.

As an adult, having a micropenis can make people feel insecure, especially during sex. However, if someone has a micropenis, there is no need to worry because they can still have sex and have a harmonious relationship.

Causes of Micropenis

Sometimes, health professionals cannot determine exactly what causes micropenis. However, micropenis is most likely caused by hormonal abnormalities while the baby is growing in the womb.

"At this stage, low testosterone production may prevent the fetus' penis from developing normally," says Dr. Arash Akhavein, a urologist at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles.

Other causes of micropenis include:

1. Disorders of sex development (DSD): This is a chromosomal abnormality that can cause micropenis.

2. Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism: This condition affects testosterone levels and can prevent normal penis growth.

3. Pregnancy-related factors: Research has also linked micropenis to exposure to pesticides during pregnancy and the use of estrogen-based fertility drugs in early pregnancy.

4. Rare genetic disorders: Genetic disorders such as KaKallman Syndrome can also delay or prevent puberty, and often result in micropenis.

Symptoms and Diagnosis

The main symptom of a micropenis is its small size, which depends on the person's age.

An adult with a micropenis will have a penis length that stretches 3.67 inches (9.32 cm) or less.

Testicles and other internal genital organs are usually still average size. However, it is possible to have a micropenis and small or underdeveloped testicles.

Experts usually diagnose micropenis in newborn babies by measuring Mr P stretched from the pubic bone to the tip of Mr P's head. Micropenis measures less than 0.75 inches (1.9 cm) in babies.

Children who have not yet reached puberty may also be diagnosed with a micropenis if their penis is 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) or shorter.

To determine what is causing micropenis in a person, a healthcare provider may also check for genetic or hormonal disorders using blood tests.

Several Conditions Mistaken for Micropenis

Mr P has various shapes and sizes. Having a Mr P that is smaller than average does not necessarily mean someone has a medical condition, and size is not the most important part of having sex.

However, several conditions can make a person's penis look small and even be mistaken for a micropenis:

1. Buried penis: Mr P which appears hidden in folds of fat can make it look smaller.

2. Webbed penis: People with extra skin connecting the scrotum and penis can also appear to have a smaller penis.

3. Mr P is trapped (trapped penis): This is a complication of circumcision that can make Mr P hidden behind dense scar tissue.

Micropenis Treatment

Treatment for micropenis begins with medical treatments such as testosterone therapy and progresses to surgical options if necessary or desired.

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