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Q: tiny penis

asked by: JANRTNANJ on June 28th, 2009

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my husband always had a small penis it was 4.5inches erect but in the last year he has lost 1inch and now is 3.5 inches erect. he is in great shape and gets hard when erect but has lost length.he is 47 years old what can we do.

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deteragram

replied on June 28th, 2009

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Weight gain and the cold are the only two things I know of that cause a penis to seem smaller. Are his erections softer or is he the same firmness? If his erections are softer, he may have creeping impotence/ the early signs of impotence. In any case, he should consult a doctor or a urologist to figure out what is going on.
Good luck.

FunForAll

replied on June 29th, 2009

New User

Yes that is below average, but I agree that you should consult a doctor.

FunForAll

replied on July 6th, 2009

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You can sent me a private message if you want further details.

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