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Let's talk about something many people (men AND women) wonder about. Size. Penis size, that is.
Does size really matter?
What is normal?
Normal is defined in infants as 2.5 cm stretched length. That is about an inch. Reassuring so far, right?
The average adult erect penis size is around six inches. However, normal ranges go all the way from three inches to nearly eleven inches.
The anatomy of the penis is interesting. A large portion of it is actually inside the body, providing support and stability for an erection.
The penis is made up of three parts. The two larger parts fill with blood during an erection. There can be a dramatic difference in size between a soft penis and an erect penis depending on how much blood the parts can hold.
Wow! Who knew?
But the key to "being all that you can be" is healthy blood vessels. Since erections are dependent upon a good blood supply, anything that is bad for blood vessels is bad for an erection. These things include smoking, high cholesterol, high blood pressure and even lack of use.
That is why Dr. Roesel is a fan of the penile pump. This is a device that draws blood into the penis by way of a gentle suction. This helps bring fresh oxygenated blood to the penis tissues and helps keep the blood vessels healthy.
Dr. Roesel recommends the use of the pump along with nearly every treatment for erectile dysfunction. With consistent use, many men have noticed a return to their "best state" of size and girth. The pump isn't magic, though. It won't make anyone's original equipment any larger than it was at it's peak.
We have a representative from a medical pump company who comes to our office once a month. If you'd like to find out more about the pump, consultations with him are free of charge. They are private, do not involve any nakedness and take about 30 minutes.
Call us for more information about the penis pump and the various other treatments that are available for ED.
We're here to help.
513-271-2862
