I saw the Too Young for PE post but ...

But I was curious what are the real effects of PE on a growing penis? I am 18, and I definitely am not sure if my penis has stopped growing. Yet, could PE hinder natural growth or would it just be a supplementary action? Anyone feel free to answer, but do we have a “legit” physician who frequents the boards?

Thanks guys.

I’m not a physician, but here’s my view anyway:

I started PE at 18, after monitoring my growth very closely from the age of about 15-16.

I wouldn’t do it any other way, just don’t start before you’re 18.

I’m not a physician, but I just can’t think of any reason why PE would hinder natural growth. And at the age of 18, I’m sure you have very little growth left and probably none.

Mine continued to grow quite a bit after the age of 18, but I’m a late bloomer.

Hey man, I’m 18 too so I know what you’re thinking right now. Should I let it run it’s course and get full potential or give it a kickstart. I posted your exact same thoughts and got back quite a few responses. Now I know you are concerned about getting all you can get naturally, but do you really want to wait till youre 25 and find out then that you didn’t gain? I chose to PE because even if I was overwriting the natural process, PE would make up for it.

If your having trouble deciding, take a look at your dick, while hard, and measure it NBPL. I believe the normal average dick size is around 5.1-5.5 NBPL, so compare it and see what you get. If its under, you can choose to not PE, and see what you can get.

I have a 6 inches NBPL and almost 6.5 BPL.

It’s the girth. On average I read people are between 4.75 and 5.25, but I am only about 4.25 (it’s makes me feel like it’s pencil thin). Right now I am just obeying the newbie routine, but I am worried that maybe I stunt a natural increase to average size, which is my goal. I am not looking to gain MORE than average.

Thanks.

I’d also say go for it. Rumor has it that when you start at age 10 you’ll get huge :)