Jan 15, 2026
Most ViewedCan women ejaculate?
Yes — clinical and anatomical research supports that some people with female anatomy can and do expel fluid from the urethra during sexual arousal or orgasm, a phenomenon commonly called female ejacul...
Urodynamic Research
Urodynamic research is used to study the physiology of female ejaculation and distinguish it from other phenomena like squirting.
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4 resultsJan 26, 2026
Most ViewedWhat does the literature say about the distribution of flaccid-to-erect increases (percent growers vs showers) across large cohorts?
Large systematic reviews and pooled studies find a consistent pattern: absolute increases from flaccid to erect length, with a median/mean increase around 3–4 cm, and definitions used in the literatur...
Feb 1, 2026
Most ViewedHow does an unusually large penis affect sexual function and fertility?
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...
Feb 2, 2026
What are the diagnostic criteria and treatment options for coital incontinence versus non-pathological squirting?
(involuntary urine leakage during penetration or orgasm) is regarded in the urology and urogynecology literature as a pathological symptom that commonly associates with or and generally warrants diagn...