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A condition that causes excessive penile girth that mechanically prevents penetration and can cause dyspareunia and priapistic episodes
Penis pumps (vacuum erection devices) are effective, evidence-backed tools for creating and maintaining temporary erections and can aid rehabilitation after prostate surgery, but they generally do not...
Injecting petroleum jelly or other oils into the penis produces a predictable cascade of foreign‑body reactions and a spectrum of complications ranging from scarring and deformity to life‑threatening ...
Higher body fat, particularly in the lower abdomen and pubic region, tends to hide part of the penile shaft—making the penis look shorter—while fat loss can “uncover” visible length and improve erecti...
Vaginal depth is a highly variable, dynamic anatomical trait that usually plays a limited direct role in sexual satisfaction: most evidence shows length within the broad normal range does not predict ...
Acquired penile girth increase is distinctly rare in the urology literature: a focused review identified only seven well-documented cases of symmetrical, circumferential girth enlargement (termed “cir...
Circumferential acquired macropenis is a rare, recently codified syndrome of symptomatic, symmetric penile girth increase that can impair penetration and sexual function; most reported cases follow pr...
Macrophallism refers to an abnormally large penis, and when the question is specifically about girth the peer-reviewed and reference sources converge on an objective threshold: a penis whose circumfer...
Midurethral sling (MUS) surgery can cause new-onset sexual pain (de novo dyspareunia) in a measurable minority of patients: randomized and cohort studies report rates commonly around 4–9%, though repo...
Penile entrapment from constriction devices is a rare but well-documented urologic emergency in which obstructive objects (metal rings, plastic, hair tourniquets, zippers, tools) impede venous and lym...
Medical practitioners measure vaginal dimensions for specific clinical and engineering purposes: to plan and perform pelvic surgery, assess and treat pelvic floor disorders, guide obstetric management...
Semen volume commonly declines with age and the change becomes more noticeable after the late 30s to 40s, driven by a mix of physiological aging, glandular and structural changes, hormonal shifts, ner...
A vacuum erection device (VED) is a medically approved mechanical aid that creates an erection by drawing blood into the penis and holding it with a constriction ring; when sized, used, and maintained...