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The potential impact of ejaculate volume on fertility.
Published clinical guidance and encyclopedia entries place the typical human ejaculate between roughly 1.25–5 milliliters, but documented extremes in the literature and summaries push the conceivable ...
— defined in many sources as ejaculate volume above roughly 5–6 mL — has multiple possible causes ranging from simple behavioral factors like prolonged abstinence to medical conditions such as , , and...
Clinical evidence tying an “unusually large” penis to direct, consistent effects on fertility is absent from the supplied reporting, and the material provided concentrates on — a fantasy about giant p...