Re: androgel make penis larger

[Guest guest]

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I don't have any numbers but I've also experienced growth both in length and

in girth. Like you, I've got years of acquaintance with the guy. I can

tell by sight and by the feel in my hand.

Tom

androgel make penis larger

> this is a serious question.

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> i have been taking Androgel for 3 months since being diagnosed with

> Reifenstein Syndrome in April. I have seen a little more hair but

> not much more... not much new real estate. I have been looking at

> my penis for 23 years and it seems bigger. Could this be my

> imagination? My size has been a major issue (3 " erect) and I hope

> this is not just wishful thinking.

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> Anyone else have this sensation/change?

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[Guest guest]

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I think that is a possibility. Seems like I read at a site some years ago

the reason men as they age, their dick may become smaller, was due to

declining testosterone levels with age.

You may or may not be aware of this site....for men endowed modestly...

http://www.measurection.com/

A lot of hype about enlarging your dick is just that " Hype " . However,

through various exercises, disciplined commitment...some men at this site

have reported significant dick size

gains....http://www.thundersplace.com/forum/

Good luck,

OR eon

androgel make penis larger

this is a serious question.

i have been taking Androgel for 3 months since being diagnosed with

Reifenstein Syndrome in April. I have seen a little more hair but

not much more... not much new real estate. I have been looking at

my penis for 23 years and it seems bigger. Could this be my

imagination? My size has been a major issue (3 " erect) and I hope

this is not just wishful thinking.

Anyone else have this sensation/change?

[Guest guest]

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I didn't make this link active...make it easier if you are interested in

looking at the site.

http://www.thundersplace.com/forum/

OR eon

androgel make penis larger

this is a serious question.

i have been taking Androgel for 3 months since being diagnosed with

Reifenstein Syndrome in April. I have seen a little more hair but

not much more... not much new real estate. I have been looking at

my penis for 23 years and it seems bigger. Could this be my

imagination? My size has been a major issue (3 " erect) and I hope

this is not just wishful thinking.

Anyone else have this sensation/change?

[Guest guest]

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These were words I used for a search...

+hypogonadotropic hypogonadism +penis size +2002

eMedicine - Microphallus : Article by J Bourgeois, MD ...this I

found before adding +2002 to search terms Adding +2002 denotes wanting to

collect references from 2002.

From this site: http://author.emedicine.com/PED/topic2798.htm

" Microphallus

The term microphallus, or micropenis, is applicable only to a normally

formed yet abnormally short penis. Specifically, the term applies to a penis

with a stretched length more than 2.5 standard deviations (SD) less than the

mean for age.

This condition may be considered a minor form of ambiguous genitalia with

correlated medical and psychological problems similar to those of the major

intersex form. The scrotum usually is normal, but testes often are small and

undescended. In a few cases, the corpora cavernosa are severely hypoplastic.

Measurement (ie, stretched penile length) is very important in

differentiation of the various types of pseudomicropenis, particularly the

buried penis in the obese infant and the penis concealed by an abnormal skin

attachment.

Micropenis results from a multiplicity of endocrine and nonendocrine

conditions. The most common etiologies include hypogonadotropic

hypogonadism, hypergonadotropic hypogonadism, and idiopathic micropenis.

* In hypogonadotropic hypogonadism, secretion of gonadotropin-releasing

hormone (GnRH) by the hypothalamus is impaired. This leads to decreased

pituitary secretion of luteinizing hormone and follicle-stimulating hormone,

depriving the testis of its stimulus to secrete testosterone. This

pathogenesis exists in some hypothalamic dysfunctions, such as Kallmann

syndrome or Prader-Willi syndrome. "

When using Google...I rarely venture beyond first page of links....Google

arranges sites hierachially in decending order of relevance/importance.

Good luck,

OR eon

[Guest guest]

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This was in search without 2002...but it didn't come out

http://www.emedicine.com/PED/topic1448.htm

From above site...

" Pathophysiology: Fetal production of androgens, especially testosterone, is

necessary for normal male development. Early in gestation, placental human

chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) stimulates the developing testes to produce

testosterone. Later in gestation after organogenesis has occurred, the fetal

pituitary takes control through production of luteinizing hormone (LH) and

follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). Failure of adequate gonadotropin

stimulation or testosterone production, or both, toward the end of gestation

can result in inadequate penis growth.

Micropenis can occur in children with androgen receptor defects or 5-alpha

reductase deficiency (failure of conversion of testosterone to

dihydrotestosterone [DHT]). Most children with these defects have varying

degrees of incomplete labioscrotal fusion, resulting in hypospadias and

genital ambiguity.

As indicated above, the pituitary-gonadal axis is active in late fetal life.

Shortly after birth, gonadotropin and testosterone production begin to fall.

By age 6 months, testosterone levels reach prepubertal levels in healthy

boys. The only penis growth occurring during this time is probably related

to generalized somatic growth. With the advent of puberty and increases in

testosterone production, penis growth resumes. "

OR eon

[Guest guest]

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I have Hypogonadatropic hypogonadism and my penis when erect is

average or a bit above. However when soft it's really small, and my

testicles are small.

Ken -

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wrote:

> I am 29, and my nuts never ever got bigger than the size of

almonds. My penis size has increased a little since T Therapy.

Overall I would like to know what is the penis size of men with

hypogonadotropic hypogonadism? Is it usually smaller than average,

or close to average. My Endo had told me that if I had been

diagnosed earlier, (lets say age 19), I would have a bigger penis.

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> Any thoughts All??

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