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I saw a link on the internet that genitalia size will continually increase for 1 to 2 years after the boy's height stop growing, is this true?
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Male genitalia: Usually, by the end of puberty, the penis and testes have reached their adult sizes. There are some variations where boys can have a second height growth spurt even after 18 years old, but that doesn't usually affect genitalia sizes. The important thing is that size of the penis has little significance to being able to have a good sexual relationship.
Answered 2/7/2021
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MALE ORGAN: If you have concerns about your male reproductive organs please consult with a Urologist Doctor who can evaluate and make recommendations.
Answered 2/8/2021
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