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The variability of vaginal length and shape, and the medical and social implications of these variations.
Available anatomical studies report a typical resting vaginal depth in reproductively aged adult women clustering around roughly 6–10 centimeters (about 2.4–4 inches), with commonly cited averages nea...
The scientific record shows that vaginal length and related genital dimensions vary substantially between individuals, and that parity, age, and BMI each show at least modest associations with some va...
Different measurement methods—MRI with vaginal distention, physical casting, and ultrasound (transvaginal, transperineal, or 3D/360° modes)—produce different reported vaginal dimension ranges because ...
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...