Does a mans penis and testicles get smaller with age?

Question

I would like to know if a mans penis and testicles become smaller with age. If so,at what age does this begin, and can you prevent this from happening ?

Answer 1

Well, I'm 67 and I can tell you that my penis has shrunk, testicles hang lower but remained the same size. Started getting smaller about 5 years ago. I say smaller, but that is only in the flaccid state. When I have an erection, the size is the same so try to figure that out.

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Does a mans penis and testicles get smaller with age?
I would like to know if a mans penis and testicles become smaller with age. If so,at what age does this begin, and can you prevent this from happening ?

Answer 3

I don't believe that this has anything to do with age.

The thing is as men go older generally they tend to put on weight.
This means that fat is stored in the body.
The penis is a muscle and the size is controlled by the skin surrounding it and the pubic fat. So the leaner the person, the less fat there is in the pubic area which means that there is more skin available for the erect penis. When the man is overweight, there is more fat in the body and so will there be in the pubic area. More fat means it takes over the skin where should be used by the penis therefore the penis would appear to be smaller but inside the muscular structure stays the same.

Also it is generally perceived that with age that men have problems with erection such as erectile dysfunction.
The reason is because the penis is a spongy muscular tissue and blood makes it erect. When blood circulation and flow is not what it used to be this causes problems which can also be mentally or the man is currently understress.

Answer 4

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Here is a quote from the video library on 'Penis Size', by Donald E. Greydanus, MD The size of your penis is simply determined by factors, called genetic traits, which you inherited from your parents. There is nothing you can do to increase or decrease the size of your penis -- it will develop into its adult size as you change from a boy to a man through the process called puberty. Most boys start the changes of puberty between 10 and 14 years of age, though a few will start earlier or later than these ages. First, the testicles (balls) begin to enlarge and then hair starts to grow around the them. The penis then starts to enlarge, first in length and then later in thickness. Though there is much normal variation, the final penis size is reached four to six years after the testicles first started to enlarge. This process of normal penis growth can be disturbing to many males. Since the testicles enlarge first (and later followed by growth of the penis), many young male teens do not notice the testicles growing and worry that they are not changing and that their penis is too small. If you are overweight, fat tissue can hide the penis somewhat and give an impression that the penis is smaller than it really is. Some males in your class may have started their changes of puberty well ahead of you and they may seem like they have an adult-size penis-that can be very upsetting! It is difficult to know how large a penis will be in its erect state, simply by looking at it when not erect (or when flaccid). It is also true that adult penis size varies considerably from person to person. Just as with any body part, different people will have different penis sizes. We live in a society that pushes a myth that the male with a larger penis has a better sex life than one with a smaller penis. This is constantly noted in sexual jokes, in comments heard on TV, or in the movies and in many other places. Well, the truth is that normal penises vary tremendously in size, and sex is just as good for each of these males. You will need to wait a year or two after your overall height has stopped changing to see what final size your penis will be. If at any time during your growing, you are worried that your penis is abnormal, just go to your doctor and ask him or her directly about this. In almost every case, you will be told that it is fine.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Not necessarily that the man's penis and testicles get smaller with age. No way. Be assured.

Answer 7

Again its genetic mostly but environmental factors influence even biological traits that you would think were totally genetic, for example, the number of eggs in a birds clutch can be influenced by the birds diet (environmental). Penis size would be a trait like height and influenced by a number or gene loci, like a bell shaped curve, for example, the more +'s and less -'s the larger than average and vice versa. See ya!

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Answer 10

If you keep yourself healthy, your skin should stay taut. There is a little saggage with age, but big deal. You're old.
You can't fight mother nature. You can try, but that ***** is going to win.