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In an unprecedented scale study, British scientists have found a "standard" of penis size, as well as creating diagrams that can help doctors treat obsessive phobias. in men.

Penis size is an obsession for many men around the world.(Artwork: Alamy)

Dr. David Veale from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neurobiology (IoPPN) of King's College London (UK) and his colleagues conducted 17 studies with a total of 15,521 people. Penis enlargement is measured by medical experts through a standard procedure.

Prior to this study, there were no formal, systematic studies of such measurements, nor any attempt to create a diagram describing the variation in size. "little boy".

"Men often compare themselves in the locker rooms and with what is portrayed in pornography on the Internet, they believe they are inferior to penis size. Some men are also sexually abused. mocking about the length of 'guns' Many gentlemen may be worried and we think, reassuring them that they are within normal limits will be useful. We will also use the chart to check Investigate the difference between what a man believes in his position in the chart with his actual position or what he thinks he should have, "said Dr. Veale, head of research.

The graph depicts the variation in the size of the penis in the "fainting" state (red dashed line), fainting but prolonged (blue dashed line) and when erect (solid blue line).

Dr. Veale's team discovered that the average length of the penis when in erection is 13.12cm. Meanwhile, the average length of "little boy" when the fever is 9.16cm and when it is sagging but being stretched is 13.24cm.

In terms of circumference, the average number of "little boys" in the most powerful state is 11.66cm and when "rest" is 9,31cm.

The chart depicts the circumference of the penis when it fights (red dashed line) and when erection (solid blue line).

The researchers also found that there was a small correlation between the length of the erection of the "little boy" with the height of the man. Based on the data collected, they created charts showing the size variation of a penis, which can help doctors treat obsessive-compulsive disorder (BDD), a disorder Serious anxiety related to body image.

The results of the study could also be used to advise snakes of men who are worried about the size of "guns" as well as revealing how some types of condoms fail when not considering the correct length. as well as the circumference of the penis.