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- Penis reduction surgery? options? - Sexual Health - MedHelpYou need to see a urologist for help with this issue i've never heard of penis reduction but a urologist might have some ideas on how to make sex with your wife much more comfortable. Womens vaginas are ment to fit penis's so maybe if you take it slow and easy with good lubrication it […]
- Decrease penis size? | Go Ask Alice!As an alternative to penis reduction surgery, here are some options and points to keep in mind as the penetrating partner: If you feel resistance when you're penetrating your partner, back off a bit. Rough or pounding penetration, though arousing for some men, may not be so stimulating to the receiving partner.
- World’s first penis reduction: Florida teen gets surgery to reduce weiner with 10-inch circumferenceSurgeons cut scar tissue from the penis by slicing alongside an old circumcision scar and cut out two segments of tissue from either side. The study appeared in the Journal of Sexual Medicine and...
- penis reduction pills? | Yahoo Answersthe chinese use some sort of leaf.herb that they use on babies that can make both boys and girls genitals grow much smaller. i think the mentality behind using it is because of their over population problems but it still would be very depressing for an asian boy to grow up with a micropenis when […]
- Penis reduction - WikipediaPenis reduction or penis reduction surgery refers to efforts or an assortment of techniques intended to decrease the girth or length of the human penis, especially when erect. The motive behind such a procedure can range from complications such as macropenis, genital lymphedema, or sex reassignment.
- Penis Reduction Surgery Performed On Teen With Phallus ...Surgeons in Florida have given a 17-year-old boy what’s being called the “world’s first” penis reduction surgery. The teen came to doctors complaining of a penis “too large for intercourse,” according to an article in The Journal of Sexual Medicine, published online in November.
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