Dr. Goswami Parth Rajendragiri
Pathology
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Hi doctor,
This question may come across as a bit of a silly one, but it is been bugging me quite a lot recently. My penis size is around two to three inches. I measured it but was quite surprised when it came up with two to three inches as it does not look like it, but if I wiggle it about or mess around with it, it will generally go between three to four, and in a fully erect condition, it can reach around six inches. Most girls compliment me about it being big and whatnot, but I always try to hide it until I am fully erect as I do not want them to see how small it is when flaccid. Is this normal, and is there anything I can do? It has a thickness to it when it is hard but when flaccid I do not see it.
Hi,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
Following is my opinion on your question.
I have seen the attached photo (attachments removed to protect the patient's identity). In a flaccid state, a three-inch size is normal. In the picture also, it seems to be around three inches. The size of an erect penis is about six inches. So, you are getting this size in an erection. Women's outer one-third vagina is sensitive during sexual intercourse. So, the sexual feeling is not present in the vagina beyond four to five inches. So, you need not worry about that.
I hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Best regards.
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