Educational tool for understanding anatomical measurement statistics based on medical research
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Compare measurements with medical studies and statistical data
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Your measurements are below the median but within the normal range of human variation.
Length percentile: 3.0% - This means your length is greater than 3.0% of men in the study.
Circumference percentile: 0.1% - This means your circumference is greater than 0.1% of men in the study.
Normal Variation: The human body shows significant natural variation. These measurements represent one aspect of anatomy and do not determine sexual function or satisfaction.
Function Over Form: Medical research consistently shows that sexual satisfaction is not correlated with anatomical size. Communication, intimacy, and technique are far more important factors.
When to Consult a Doctor: If you have concerns about function, pain, significant curvature, or if size concerns significantly impact your quality of life.
Source: British Journal of Urology International (2015) - Meta-analysis of 15,521 men
Source: British Journal of Urology International (2015) - Meta-analysis of 15,521 men
Many men have unrealistic expectations about size due to pornography and media representation. Body dysmorphia related to genital size is common but treatable.
Important: Most concerns are psychological rather than physical.
Sexual satisfaction is not correlated with anatomical size. Communication, technique, and overall intimacy are much more important factors for partner satisfaction.
Fact: Function is more important than size for satisfaction.
Consult a urologist if you have concerns about function, pain, curvature, or if size significantly impacts your quality of life or relationships.
Remember: Professional medical advice is always best.