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Q: Is This Normal?

asked by: carpe-diem on November 26th, 2006

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Hi, I am 15, and I have a question for you guys Embarassed

i know with puberty and everything you have to wait for all the effects to take change, my problem is that I am now 6'5", 220 lbs and all other effects of puberty have taken effect, yet my penis hasn't grown. I was just wondering if this is a normal thing or if it is something I should be worried about

Embarassed

I couldn't believe how I would be able to ask anyone about this in real life, when I can barly type this lol.

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Kia

replied on November 26th, 2006

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When you say hasn't grown....

Do you mean that in your opinion it looks small??

Let me go find the other post I made on average sizes...

kia_breizzze wrote:

http://ehealthforum.Com/health/topic75734. Html

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2# whats the average erect penis size of a 15yr old?

wow that's a broad answer.

Given that some guys don't hit puberty until around 15 or so and some others hit puberty around 11.

Average 6" (low = 4"; high = 7")
and to add the average times a 15 year old guy masturbates per week:- 9 times per week (low = 2; high = 21).

also

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average adult flaccid penis is in the range 2.5 to 4.5 inches (6-11 centimeters)
average adult erect penis is in the range 4 to 8 inches (10-20 centimeters)

penis size article sources include: doyle m (ed) (1998) man's body. An owner's manual. The diagram group wordsworth editions ltd.

flaccid penis size has no bearing on the erect size at all.

Some penis's barely change size between flaccid and erect states, while others have an extreme change between the 2 states.

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