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Penis Size
I'm 17 year old and I have 4.7 inch Penis erect.
I know it's average & sufficient size.
But I need more size for my self satisfaction.
And till age will my penis grow?
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This is normal.
As per the World standards length of penis is between 4.5 and 5.9 inches .
This is statistics of 2021.
You can't make your penis smaller or larger by exercises or drugs or food.
Please don't confuse yourself by tall claims of Sexologists in the Non medical Literature.
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It's normal
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It is of normal size so do not worry
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It's within normal limits..so don't worry about that.
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No need to be worried.
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It's an average size of an Indian man.
Please don't overthink. As far as you partner is satisfied, it won't matter.
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Average Indian size
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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It's normal.
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