My private parts are like of a baby
May 16, 2010
IT is very uncommon for a girl/lady to be uncomfortable with the size of her private parts. This issue is common among young men who have a false belief that size has a direct effect on performance. <br>
Dear doctor,
I am 22 years old. Is there any thing I can do to make my private parts grow bigger? They are like for a new born baby. Please help.
Annette
Dear Annette,
IT is very uncommon for a girl/lady to be uncomfortable with the size of her private parts. This issue is common among young men who have a false belief that size has a direct effect on performance.
However, it is difficult to address your concerns without a physical exam to find out if there is anything wrong with you. Are you otherwise developing normally? Do you have fully developed female sexual characteristics?
If any of these questions has a negative answer, then it would be wise for you to see a gynaecologist.There are disorders that may affect growth and development of the sexual characteristics and the gynecologist will help to rule these out.
If you are otherwise fine and have fully transitioned into womanhood, there may not be reason for you to worry. Just like the size of our noses and lips, there is also a normal and expected variation in the size of people’s private organs.
See a counselor or doctor if this still troubles you. Good luck.
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I am 22 years old. Is there any thing I can do to make my private parts grow bigger? They are like for a new born baby. Please help.
Annette
Dear Annette,
IT is very uncommon for a girl/lady to be uncomfortable with the size of her private parts. This issue is common among young men who have a false belief that size has a direct effect on performance.
However, it is difficult to address your concerns without a physical exam to find out if there is anything wrong with you. Are you otherwise developing normally? Do you have fully developed female sexual characteristics?
If any of these questions has a negative answer, then it would be wise for you to see a gynaecologist.There are disorders that may affect growth and development of the sexual characteristics and the gynecologist will help to rule these out.
If you are otherwise fine and have fully transitioned into womanhood, there may not be reason for you to worry. Just like the size of our noses and lips, there is also a normal and expected variation in the size of people’s private organs.
See a counselor or doctor if this still troubles you. Good luck.