Small Male Organ Facts: The Micromember

There’s no sign that men’s anxieties concerning manhood size are slowing down; as a matter of fact, some believe that the near- omnipresence of online adult movies is only making men feel more and more anxious about whether they have a small male organ or not. The evidence suggests that the vast majority of men don’t need to worry; though they may not have equipment that would make a horse jealous, most men have more than enough to satisfy themselves and their partners. As a matter of fact, the actual occurrence of men with a micromember seems to be definitely rare. Some studies indicate less than 0.5% of men would qualify as a micromember possessor, and other studies suggest the prevalence is even smaller.

Of course, just what is a micromember? There’s some debate as to the exact definition, with some believing it is any manhood which measures less than 3 inches in length while tumescent and others opting for 2.5” or 2”. So for the purposes of this article, it must be left vague – but it is in any case a smaller than typical manhood. With that in mind, here are a few facts about the small male organ referred to as a micromember.

- A guy with a micromember may still be a grower rather than a shower. Even though a micromember is a very small male organ when tumescent, it may be even smaller when flaccid. Also, in some cases it may be bigger in circumference than in length. - It still works. Though it may be a small male organ, it still functions exactly the same as a larger model. The same stimuli create an increase in manhood blood flow and retention, leading to a hardening which enables the member to achieve penetration. Many women report that they still achieve sensual satisfaction even when their partner has a micromember. And many women have become pregnant from men with a very small male organ.

- Urinating can be an issue. If the manhood is especially small when soft, it may be difficult to urinate standing up. The member may not extend far enough out of the flap or it may not reach the urinal or toilet properly. - Hormones may help. In some cases, especially if the male organ is determined to be especially small at an early age, infusions of male hormones may help increase the length somewhat. This is especially true when the brevity of size is due to a lack of male hormone production while in the womb.

- Kallmann Syndrome may also be to blame. Sometimes a micromember is the result of a genetic disorder known as Kallmann Syndrome – or indeed of other diseases in the family called hypogonadotropic hypogonadism. Essentially, a person with Kallmann Syndrome is kept from starting or fully finishing puberty. The hypothalamus fails to produce GnRH hormone, which in turn means that the body doesn’t produce adequate amounts of male hormone. In addition to the manhood being small, the sacks are also usually much smaller than normal – which in turn affects the production of male seed and fluids.

Many men lament the fact that they have a micromember, but others have learned to accept it and live much more comfortably with it. Use of male organ sleeves or sheaths can sometimes help a man with a very small male organ feel more comfortable with his sensual encounters. Whether a man has a micromember, a small male organ or a large member he needs to keep it healthy. Regular application of a superior manhood health crème (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which is clinically proven mild and safe for skin) can help. Look for a crème that includes among its ingredients vitamin C, a key component of collagen, a tissue in the body that gives skin its tone and elasticity and is vital for tumescence. The crème should also include vitamin B5, or pantothenic acid, which is a vital nutrient required for cell metabolism and the maintenance of healthy tissue. manhood health crème