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The potential genetic factors that influence vaginal depth, including genetic disorders and variations.
Measuring vaginal depth can be done several ways: during a standard pelvic exam clinicians make functional, relative assessments using a speculum and bimanual palpation, while research and surgical se...
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 ...
Hormones—especially estrogen and progesterone—shape vaginal tissue thickness, elasticity and surface biology over the life course, while genetic factors likely set baseline anatomic variation but are ...