There are many factors that can cause a man to have a small penis. Some factors cannot be avoided, while others can be prevented. Here is a list of some factors that can decrease penis size:

1) Circumcision – Circumcision is a great cause of a smaller penis. The reason for this is that when the foreskin is removed from the penis, it usually leaves scars. Scarred penile skin and tissue will be less elastic and will typically “shrink” (get smaller) when a scar forms. Some estimates are that circumcised men lose an average of 5% of penis length. Oddly enough, companies and industries that profit from circumcision claim that there is no scarring or loss of penile length when a man’s penis is circumcised.

2) Scars due to injuries or burns: Getting your manhood caught in the zipper, excessive masturbation and other injuries can also make the penis smaller. Due to the sensitive nature of the tissues and skin of the penis, they can be easily injured. He had a friend step on his dog’s tail in the dead of night. The dog jumped up, grabbed his penis and bit him. After a trip to the hospital (no stitches), and once he was cured, what was the outcome? His penis was shorter and the injured area resulted in a scarred depression in this area of ​​his penis.

We already mentioned masturbation, and it’s something you should definitely be aware of. Excessive masturbation, especially when a man is young and masturbates aggressively, can damage the skin and other tissues of the penis. If this happens, stop masturbating and let your penis heal 110%. This type of scarring can also make his penis smaller.

Burns, as one might imagine, can also make your penis smaller, and are more common than most people realize. The most frequent cause is usually boiling liquid that is accidentally poured on the penis. So guys, if you like to cook, don’t do it in your underpants.

3) Low Testosterone or Growth Hormone: Low testosterone levels while the man is still in the fetal stage can result in a smaller penis. In fact, it is one of the causes of micropenis. When puberty hits, the same effect can occur if testosterone levels are low.

4) Hormones – Exposure to the wrong hormones can also have a huge impact on the size of a man’s penis. These hormones can stunt its growth (if the boy is exposed) and can also make the penis grow smaller in an adult male, if exposed.

5) Smoking: Smoking destroys the fine networks of hair bulbs in your body, especially in the distal extremities and penis. If you smoke, it is advisable that you stop smoking as it will affect the size of your penis and your ability to create and maintain an erection.

6) Genetics – Your DNA is the template for the size of your penis. If your genetic code dictates a slightly smaller penis, then your genes may be to blame.

7) Fetal Exposure to Chemicals – Many pesticides, chemicals, pollutants, and even poor diet can prevent proper penis size. Especially if the mother is exposed to such chemicals while she is pregnant with the male fetus. Babies exposed to certain chemicals can also disrupt the normal growth of the penis.

8) Exposure to radiation: Some scientists believe that exposure to excessive amounts of radiation, in the region of the penis of the male child or baby, can hinder the growth of the penis. In the adult male, excessive radiation exposure can cause the penis to shrink and also impair function.

9) Trauma to the penis: Fracture of the penis and prolapse of the penile valve can be causes of decreased size and function of the penis.

10) The Angry Wife or Girlfriend: Most people have heard the story of John and Lorena Bobbitt. To provide a brief summary, she cut his penis in half with a knife. She was surgically reattached, but the size of her penis was reduced due to the trauma.

So, men, take care of your penis to make sure you don’t lose “inches.” Of course, also take steps to ensure that no one else does it for you.

George von Neumann