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Puberty development in boys

The pubertial process

Penis development initiates early in puberty, and continue during the whole of the puberty time, and may continue also after puberty. The products described above enhance this natural continued penis development, or start this development again if it has stopped.

For boys the onset of puberty is between 9.5 and 13.5 years (in 95%) and puberty completes by the ages 15-17 years. Growth hormone and androgens are the factors mediating puberty.

The pubertial development proceedes generally as follows, with the signs listed here in chronological order:

Stage 1 - The prepubertal stage

Stage 2 (Begins 9.5-13.5 years)

• Enlargement of the testes (testicular enlargement) and the scrotum.

• Reddening and rugosity of the scrotal skin .

Stage 3 (Begins 10.5-14.5 years)

• Penis grows in length .

• Thinning of the scrotal skin

• Fluids from the prostate increases and ejaculation is possible. (Semen  production).

• Spermatogenesis (production of sperm cells)

• Pubic hair development

Stage 4

• Penile growth in width, glans enlargement

• The axillary hair begin growing.

• Growth of facial hair

• Laryngeal growth and lengthening of vocal cords, cusing woise break.

Stage 5 - Adult

• Continued increase in penis size to some extend

Peak growth rate occurs between the ages of 12-17 years. Testosterone inhibits the growth spurt by fusing of the epiphyses.

The pubertial development  is controlled by hormons. The hypothalamus performs the superior comtrol. This part of the brain begin excreting the gonadotropin-releasing hormone or GnRH (also known as LH-releasing hormone) that influences the pituitary gland (hypophysis), a gland placed inside the skull below the hypothalamus, so that this gland increases its own production of hormones, .

Under the influence of GnRh, the pituitary then increaces the production of the hormons luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle stimulating hormone (FSH), that in turn influences the testicles.

LH now stimulates the testicles to increase the production of testosterone that is the main hormone causing the pubertal development. FSH stimulates the testicles to produce sperm cells.

The penile foreskin

The foreskin (or prepuce) is a natural, retractile, protective covering for the glans (head) of the penis, and is the most erotogenic area of the penis in terms of the quantity, concentration, and quality of specialized nerve receptors and stretch receptors that it is endowed with, especially on its inner mucosal lining (which gets redeployed behind the glans during erection).

The average adult foreskin consists of 1½ inches of outer skin, 1½ inches of inner mucosal lining – totaling a length of 3 inches – and is 5 inches in circumference when erect. This amounts to a surface area of 15 square inches, or a surface area equivalent to that of a 3" by 5" inch index card!

The foreskin contains over 240 feet of nerves and over 1,000 nerve endings, as well as being a highly vascularized structure.

The foreskin contains “junctional mucosa that appear to be an important component of the overall sensory mechanism of the human penis”
–J. R. Taylor et al. The prepuce: specialized mucosa of the penis and its loss to circumcision. British Journal of Urology (1996) 77, pp. 291-295.

The foreskin is not vestigial or redundant tissue, in that no other part of the male body does what the foreskin does, or feels what the foreskin feels.

The foreskin serves to protect the glans, thereby maintaining the glans-surface’s naturally-intended thinness, texture, and sensitivity.

The foreskin has rich sensations in and of itself. The foreskin also plays a mechanical-lubrication role. It serves as a gliding sheath during masturbation or sexual activity, rendering the quality of the friction between the man and his partner more gentle, less abrasive. This is useful to the woman, especially with prolonged intercourse and especially with age, when she provides less liquid lubrication.

The fact that the foreskin in infancy is usually non-retractile serves to protect the baby’s glans penis from urine and feces during the period that he is incontinent.

Women have a foreskin as well, which covers and protects their clitoris. It is alternatively referred to as the clitoral foreskin, clitoral prepuce, or clitoral hood.

Foreskin development

Development of the foreskin is incomplete in the newborn male child, and separation from the glans, making it retractable, does not usually occur until some time between 9 months and 3 years.

Tight non-rectractile foreskin (normal developmental non-retractability, or physiological phimosis) resolves by age 6 in 92% of boys, 94% by their teens. 1% of late adolescents will still have a non-retractile foreskin. (Gentle, systematic stretching is indicated to resolve this. Moreover, steroid creams are successful in resolving this in the vast majority of cases when this is a problem.)

A young child will often have an excessive foreskin that totally covers the glans  and form a narrowed tip in front of the glans. As the penis developes, the foreskin widens, but usually do not grow in length, so that in an adult the foreskin will cover the glans, but let the urinaryopening be exposed when the penis is unerected, and exposes the glans fully or partially when erected.
 

This is a measure of a boys maturation often used. However, each stage in this scale do not correspond to an exact age span, and a boy may have a mixture of maturity signs that do not correspond to an spesific stage of this scale. Also the stage definitions contain a certain degree of racism, as it seems to be based upon an averidge picture of the development of boys of a certain social class of a caucasoid north european population. The scale is therefore of limited value.

Some facts about circumcission

By circumcission most of the foreskin of a small infant is mecanically teared apart from the glans where it is still attached and then cut away.  This creates two circular brims of cut skin that is then stiched together. This intervention will effect the development of the penis, so that it will differ from what is depicted above. Aport from lacking a foreskin, a circumcised boy will develop a thicker skin on the glans. This is a reaction of the skin of the exposed glans to protect itself from mechanical iritation.

The scope of the practise

Current national neonatal circumcision rates:

–Canada: <17% overall in 1996-97, with large regional variations.

–U.S.: 57.2% circumcised before leaving hospital in 1998.

–Australia: 12.1% circumcised in 2000.

- Scandinavia: Nearly nonexistant

 Every day in the United States, over 3,000 routine circumcisions are performed on infant boys: 1 every 28 seconds, 1.113 million yearly, at an annual cost to parents and health insurers of many tens of millions of dollars.

 Over 80% of the world’s male population is genitally intact, with 20% being subjected to some form of childhood genital mutilation.

The U.S. is the only country in the world to circumcise the majority of its newborn males for non-religious reasons.

 Over 90% of infant circumcisions performed in the U.S. are for non-religious reasons.

 100% of infant circumcisions are done without the consent of the individual concerned.
 

The history of male infant circumcision

In the 19th century, British and American physicians thought it logical to perform genital surgery on both sexes to prevent or cure a long list of maladies. Just a few of these conditions included: paralysis, lunacy, curvature of the spine, epilepsy, fever, whooping cough, weight loss, tubercular meningitis, hernia, inflammation of the bladder and masturbation.
–Gollaher DL. From ritual to science: the medical transformation of circumcision in America. Journal of Social History 1994;28(1):5-36 .

The current rationales/rationalizations for infant circumcision developed after the operation was in wide practice. Some of them include: to make sons resemble their circumcised fathers; to conform anatomically with peers (note: circumcised Canadian boys now find themselves in the minority); to improve hygiene; to prevent tight/non-retractile foreskin (which is normal in childhood); as prophylaxis against urinary tract infection (UTI), sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and cancer of the penis, prostate and cervix. If circumcision were a new procedure being proposed today for any of the above conditions, it would not be acceptable based on insufficient medical evidence and/or medical ethics (it is against medical ethics to perform unnecessary surgery).

With a clearer understanding of normal male genital anatomy, and the creation of the British National Health Service in 1948, infant circumcision in Great Britain quickly declined. Non-religious infant circumcision is now very rare. No exact figures are available, but from extrapolation of data from the Liverpool and Sefton health districts, it is estimated that 1.5% of boys would be circumcised by age 15, with <0.1% of those circumcisions done in infancy.
–Rickwood AMK, Kenny SE, Donnell SC. Towards evidence based circumcision of English boys: survey of trends in practice BMJ 2000;321:792-793.

Emotional miseducation of boys in western societies

Boys in wesern societies boys are being so "emotionally miseducated" by everyone from parents and peers to the entertainment industry, say some psychologists, that the recent outbreak of murderous rampages at school may be an inevitable result.

And, say a small group of psychological researchers--who have spent the past several years independently studying and voicing concern about the ways our culture emotionally cripples boys--a set of unique stresses is continuing to propel today's young males down a troubled path. Among their findings:

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