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‎Why Penis Length Can Decrease Over Time—and What You Can Do About It

‎It may come as a surprise, but erections can gradually become shorter with age. This change is commonly linked to reduced blood circulation to the penis as arteries slowly accumulate plaque over time. When blood flow drops, the muscle cells responsible for erections weaken, making it harder for the penis to reach the same height as before. ‎ ‎As arteries become increasingly obstructed, erectile dysfunction (ED) can develop. In addition, the erectile fibers that allow the penis to expand may lose some of their elasticity over the years. This can slightly reduce maximum length, usually by very small amounts. ‎ ‎Aging, weight gain, medical conditions, and smoking can all influence erection length. Learn the exact reasons, health links, and when to see a doctor. ‎Getty Images ‎ ‎Still, growing older does not automatically mean erection problems. According to Dr. Bole, men who preserve good cardiovascular health and strong blood vessels may never notice any decline in erection ...

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‎Why Penis Length Can Decrease Over Time—and What You Can Do About It

‎It may come as a surprise, but erections can gradually become shorter with age. This change is commonly linked to reduced blood circulation to the penis as arteries slowly accumulate plaque over time. When blood flow drops, the muscle cells responsible for erections weaken, making it harder for the penis to reach the same height as before. ‎ ‎As arteries become increasingly obstructed, erectile dysfunction (ED) can develop. In addition, the erectile fibers that allow the penis to expand may lose some of their elasticity over the years. This can slightly reduce maximum length, usually by very small amounts. ‎ ‎Aging, weight gain, medical conditions, and smoking can all influence erection length. Learn the exact reasons, health links, and when to see a doctor. ‎Getty Images ‎ ‎Still, growing older does not automatically mean erection problems. According to Dr. Bole, men who preserve good cardiovascular health and strong blood vessels may never notice any decline in erection ...