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What are the smallest penis (length and girth) and testicle (volume in ml) sizes that are still considered normal for a healthy adult?
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5 inches: Average erect penis is 5 inches. Testicular volume should be greater than 15 cc. There's a lot of variability here so get evaluated to make sure you don't have delayed puberty.
Answered 10/19/2013
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