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- Small-penis syndrome is considered an anxiety order
- Small-penis syndrome reportedly affects 45% of menWebMD: Small-Penis Syndrome Common (2007)
- 85% of women say they are satisfied with the size of their partner's penis
- According to studies, the average erect penis is 5.5 to 6.2 inches long and 4.7 to 5.1 inches in circumference at midshaftWebMD: Small-Penis Syndrome Common (2007)
- Psychotherapy is recommended for men whose small-penis syndrome interferes with their livesWebMD: Small-Penis Syndrome Common (2007)
- British scientists Kevan Wylie and Ian Eardley completed a study of small-penis syndrome in 2007Spiegel Online: Bigger Than They Think... (2007)
- Wylie and Eardley reviewed more than 50 articles in professional journals for their studySpiegel Online: Bigger Than They Think... (2007)
- Surveyed 50,000 people of both gendersSpiegel Online: Bigger Than They Think... (2007)
- Only 0.2% said they wanted a smaller penisSpiegel Online: Bigger Than They Think... (2007)
- 12% of men surveyed felt their own penis was too smallSpiegel Online: Bigger Than They Think... (2007)
- 66% of men surveyed felt their penis was "average"Spiegel Online: Bigger Than They Think... (2007)
- 22% of men surveyed described their penis as "large"Spiegel Online: Bigger Than They Think... (2007)
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Small-penis syndrome is an anxiety disorder where a man feels his penis size is too small. A typical concern of those suffering from small-penis syndrome is that they are unable to adequately please their sexual partners. Research studies conducted as recently as 2007 suggest that this is not the case, with 85 percent of women reporting that they are satisfied with the size of their partner's penis.WebMD: Small-Penis Syndrome Common (2007)
Micropenis
Micropenis is a term used by doctors to describe those who suffer from having an unusually small penis. According to urologists, the term micropenis applies to men whose penis length is shorter than 2.75 inches long when erect. Very few men are said to be diagnosed with this condition.WebMD: Small-Penis Syndrome Common (2007)

