Male organ shrinkage is the lessening in the size of the private organ of the male. In some cases, the shrinkage is permanent, and other times, it is the outcome of a treatable health issue or as a result of lifestyle habits....CONTINUE READING
According to “Healthline”, some of the causal factors of male organ shrinkage encompass.
1. Aging
As you grow older, the male organ and the male bollock may get slightly smaller. A reason for this is the buildup of fatty deposits in the arteries lowering blood flow to the male organ. This can lead to the withering of the muscle cells in the spongy tubes of erectile tissue inside the male organ. The erectile tissue becomes engorged with blood to make male organ rise possible.
Over time, scarring from reoccurring small injuries to the male organ during intimacy or sports activities can make scar tissue build up. This buildup happens in the formerly supple and elastic sheath that surrounds the spongy erectile tissues in the male organ. That could lower overall size and limit the size of male organ rise.
2. Obesity
Too much weight gain, mostly around the lower abdomen, make the male organ start to look shorter. That’s as a result of the thick pad of fat beginning to envelop the shaft of the male organ. When you look down at it, the male organ may seem to have become smaller. In men whose obesity is extreme, fat can enclose most of their private organs.
3. Prostate surgery
Up to 70% of men suffer mild to moderate shortening of their private organs after having a cancerous prostate gland eliminated. This method is known as radical prostatectomy.
Professionals aren’t certain of the reasons male organ shortens after prostatectomy. One possible causal factor is abnormal muscle contractions in a man’s groin that pull the male organ farther into their body.
Trouble getting male organ rise after this surgery reduces oxygen flow to the erectile tissue, which shrinks muscle cells in the spongy erectile tissue. Less stretchy scar tissue forms in the erectile tissue area.
