Do steroids make your penis little?

Answer 1

A fully grown male may experience shrinkage in the area, due to the fact that the use of steroids can cause a man to not be able to gain an erection.

Technically the penis is NOT a muscle but steroids can reduce the size of the testicles, and other side effects include: reduced sperm count, infertility, baldness, development of breasts, increased risk for prostate cancer.

Answer 2

Anabolic steroids carry a lot of risks:

Users claim the drug makes them feel more aggressive. Normally calm people can become irritable and aggressive, or even violent, and they can experience mood swings.

If you're young, abuse of anabolic steroids can stop you growing properly.

Injecting any drug can cause vein damage, ulcers and gangrene particularly with dirty needles. Shared needles and other injecting works can help the spread of HIV and hepatitis virus infections.

If you're male, regular use can lead to erection problems, growing of breasts, becoming sterile and developing acne. It can also make your testicles shrink.

If you're female, you can get acne, extra facial hair, a deep voice, shrinking breasts, an enlarged clitoris, an increased risk of menstrual problems and changes in sex drive.

You could experience dramatic mood swings.

You may find that you start getting paranoid and confused, along with having trouble sleeping.

Steroids can also give you high blood pressure and increase your risk of liver failure, stroke or heart attack.
Not small, per se... it decreases sex drive and sexual function. It also lowers IQ and increases aggression.

Answer 3

Anabolic steroids (the ones used when people work out), are hormones, and they do have the side effect of shrinking the testicles and penis.

Answer 4

No steroids will increase penis size. Steroids can cause a decrease in penis size, along with many health related problems.