At what age does a man start to get his testicles looked at?
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Self examination should occur monthly starting at puberty.  Yearly exam by a physician is recommended but not always achieved in reality.  \nGet to know your testicles, so if you find a change you can get it evaluated immediately.  \n\nThe high risk age groups for testicular cancer are from puberty to age 33 then again after age 60.
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Your penis grows as your body matures.  During puberty, men experience the largest gains in body size as they become men.  The penis can continue to grow until late teens as it is one of the last areas of the male body to completely develop.  All men are different and mature at different rates.
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after puberty\nin the t its
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I would definately check with your doctor. Testicular cancer is common among men ages 17-35. Better safe than sorry. Treatment is usually very succesful (85-90%) if it is cancer and caught early.
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yes its still inside you it hasnt dropped out has it so its got to be there .So you must see a dr soon as this can turn nasty like undescended testicles can.It can get twisted and go gangerinous or it can turn malignant so see a doctor.
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Yeah, I mean, really, at what age do your fingers start to grow?  Your penis starts to grow at the same time the rest of your body starts to grow.  Now, that said, as you hit puberty, certain changes will occur that may make it seem like it is growing more.  For instance, your testicles will drop, you will develop pubic hair, etc.  But it's not like you hit 13 and all of the sudden you're packing some serious weapon...it's a gradual process.  A hint, if you are overweight, your penis will appear smaller, so lose that weight!
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The average age is usually 18 for a female and 21 for a male, but I think some may still have little spurts of growth after this.  \n\nhttp://www.angelic1healing.com
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Nature can be a beautiful thing but like everything else in life, it also can possess a sense of humor. On average, men reach their sexual peak around 18 years of age and women do around the age 30. I was actually reading from a legitimate information source (Unable to remember which one) a few years ago on this very subject because I suddenly remembered how much certain experiences in my life suddenly made sense to me after that.
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in between 5 and 6 inches when erect.  That's the average for all men because by 21 you've reached sexual maturity.
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Our bodies are healthy and normal and for the most part we all function about the same. Your testicles simply need time to recoup and produce. So all of us guys know that there is a lot of variety in the number of times, daily, every other day or so, weekly or whatever.
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Depends how healthly you are.  I've seen 65 plus year old men make men in thier 20's look weak.
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For men it is between 17 and 20 and for women it is supposedly around the age of 40! They don't match up so well.
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what ever dude wait till your 40 and need the colon examined. its a quick cup and you cough. the doctors has seen hundreds and will see hundreds more so it will only be embarrassing to you. you might want to tell your doc to give you a testicular cancer check as well thats a little more involved but you need to do it for your own health if you are between 16-25 years old.
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If the question is "How much longer before he is through puberty?", then the average age is about 17-19 for a guy.
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In boys, puberty takes about five years to complete, going from the time of the first noticeable changes to a full grown adult. The average age for starting puberty is 11, but it can be as early as 9 or as late as 14. \nhttp://life.familyeducation.com/puberty/growth-and-development/42272.html\n\nPuberty lasts a different amount of time for everyone, but generally it takes around five or six years from start to finish.\nhttp://www.fpaneo.org/story.asp?Id=25\n\nMaturation takes approximately three years to complete. \nhttp://tjsamson.client.web-health.com/web-health/topics/ChildrensHealth/childrenshealth/Development/puberty.html
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Circumcision has no effect on the sexual maturation of the male; and, like most things, everyone follows their own time table.  Here's an excellent article:    \n\nMale Puberty Development\nby Peter W. Welty, M.D., F.A.A.P.\n\nA common concern among the early adolescent male is the awakening of puberty changes. This is especially a worry when physical education classes require disrobing and shower taking in front of classmates. \n\nIn anticipation of this event an 11-year-old may hesitantly approach his dad with the awkward question about penis size. "And, do doctors perform surgery on penises to make them longer?" \n\nPuberty timing starts across a wide variety of chronological ages, and even differ according to each sex. Attempts to categorize a child's pubertal development by his or her age is thus very difficult.\n\nPuberty is defined in three stages: early, middle, and late. The stages generally follow a constant pattern, regardless of the child's age. For boys, the five sexual maturity stages are grouped as follows: stage 1 is defined as pre-adolescent, stage 2 as early adolescent. Stage 3 and 4 are considered middle adolescent while stage 5 is late adolescent and full sexual maturity.\n\nStage 2 for males usually begins in the range of 10 1/2-to-15 years of age. It lasts around six months to two years. Middle adolescence, which is stages 3 and 4, generally begins at 12-to-15 1/2 years. It lasts six months to three years. Late adolescence and full sexual maturity, which is stage 5, is generally reached by 16 years of age.\n\nIn stage 2, the length of the penis is increased only slightly, and other findings are seen: pubic and axillary hair develop, the scrotum and testicles begin to enlarge, and muscular development and height increase.\n\nPenile development advances in stage 3, primarily in length, and then matures further in stages 4 and 5. In general, the penis remains thinner in proportion to its length until late in puberty, when it increases in width as well.\n\nOne can see there is quite a range of variability in sexual development and maturation. This 11-year-old boy's penis will stay pre-adolescent until stage 2 begins which is around 10 1/2-to-15 years of age. Then it will develop only slightly until stage 3. These are age ranges of development, and it is difficult to compare any two individuals.\n\nPatience and reassurance should assure this child that his development will begin soon. Down playing any differences this boy describes between he and his friends will ultimately minimize his anxiety and concern. A visit to his pediatrician should answer any further questions.
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at that age guys are not mature \nthey are into looks so start working out and enhance ur beauty