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What should be minimum penis size for get pregnant.how can increase that,can it possible?I am feeling it is not going to far.
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4 inches ...
And for pregnancy, sperm count and motility matters more ,not the size...
And female's periods are regular ??
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3 to 4 inches is good enough to have pregnancy
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important is clean hygienic sex
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and consult local gynaecologist to get the best days for greater chances
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Size has nothing to do with pregnancy
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Dr. Arun Kumar
Ayurveda
36 yrs exp
Mumbai
You should always remember that
Size of the Penis is not important but
Penile hardness is very important factor in the Treatment of Erectile Dysfunction. It can be achieved by taking Nerve tonics like Ashwagandha Powder 1Tsf twice daily with Dhatupaushtik Churan I Tsf at night with Warm milk. Slow massage on the shaft of Penis with Shri Gopal Oil would also help. Detailed medical history is required for evaluation before giving you a good prescription.
My website address
http://kayakalpinternational.com
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Dr. Akshit Mahajan
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11 yrs exp
Ludhiana
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