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The relationship between vaginal length and parity in women.
Measured vaginal dimensions show substantial natural variation: studies report unstimulated lengths from roughly 4–15 cm in different cohorts and surface areas that can vary five‑fold (34–164 cm2), bu...
Population‑based and clinical imaging studies consistently show large individual variation in vaginal size and shape; demographic factors explain only a small fraction of that variation (e.g., body si...
Different measurement techniques produce systematically different vaginal depth and dimension values because each method changes the canal’s shape, degree of distention and what surrounding tissues ar...