September 27th 2024.
Have you ever been asked if you're a grower or a shower? It's a question that often comes up when talking about penises, as society seems to have an endless fascination with their shape and size. The terms 'grower' and 'shower' refer to the way a man's penis changes when he becomes sexually aroused. A grower is someone whose penis significantly increases in size, while a shower is someone whose size remains relatively unchanged.
Recently, a group of scientists conducted a study to determine which category the majority of men fall into. They used ultrasound scans to measure the size of 225 men's penises in both a flaccid and erect state. Those whose penises grew by more than 56% were considered growers, while those with an increase of less than 31% were labeled as showers.
Interestingly, the results showed that around 24% of men were classified as growers, while 25% were showers. However, the majority of men fell somewhere in between these two categories. The study also found that age, weight, smoking habits, and other health factors had no correlation with penis growth. In other words, everyone is unique and there is no 'normal' size.
If you're concerned about whether you're a grower or a shower, don't be. The study showed that there is no medical implication or difference in sexual function between the two categories. However, for urologists, it's important to know if a patient is a grower or a shower when performing penile surgery. This can help determine the most effective approach for each individual.
While there is no medical significance to being a grower or a shower, the study did find that it can have a psychological impact on men. Some may feel self-conscious about their size, but it's important to remember that everyone is different and there is no 'ideal' size. As Professor Maarten Albersen, a urologist, explained, "size doesn't matter, what matters is how you use it."
So, for all the men out there, don't worry about your penis size. Embrace your uniqueness and celebrate it. After all, it's not the size that matters, but the story behind it. This study was presented at a urology conference in Italy and was published in March 2023. Have a story to share about your own experiences? Feel free to reach out and share it with us.
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