Will Testosterone over time increase the size of a male penis?
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- 20 Nov 2009 by romettj
- Topics:
- testosterone
Answers (1)
Studfinder5 Jan 2012
In general, no. Testosterone will triger the development of males to their geneticly pre-determined "size" or potential. But to take testosterone solely to increase one's penis size is not correct.
However, in boys who have not yet developed, the administration of testosterone therapy to trigger their development will cause an increase in size... but only to what their normal potential size is.
Hope this has clarified for you. Speak with your doctor about your concerns.
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