Good or Bad: Can having a Small Penis be considered a Medical Problem? #AsktheDoctor

Dr. Krishan Sharma - MBBS, MD - Psychiatry

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Having a small penis is not a medical problem in most cases. However, it is generally a psychological issue. A majority of people often stress about the fact that their penis is not big enough & lose confidence in bed.

A few specialists allude to small penis disorder as the penile dysmorphic issue (PDD), Individuals with little penis disorder or PDD don't have an abnormally small penis. Rather, they are seriously on edge about their penis measure.

Also, a small penis doesn't necessarily have to interfere with sexual satisfaction. If it does, then usually Sexologists refer it as a micropenis. Individuals with a micropenis have a penis that is at any rate 2.5 standard deviations smaller than the normal penis.

Individuals with PDD feel disgrace and uneasiness about their penis size. They may erroneously trust that they have a micropenis, even when they may have an average sized penis.

The measure of a normal penis is quite subjective. Numerous individuals trust that normal penis is 6 inches (in) long, however, this is false and misdirecting, conceivably activating tension in the individuals who stress over having a little penis.

Talking to a sexologist can help alleviate fears with respect to penis size

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