TOPIC: Will a urologist measure my penis if asked?

So I'm going to the Urologist is a few weeks to 1) get on calias to have a better Erection quality,2) discuss my penis size as I want to see options for lengthening it either by getting a prescription for Restorex or and other things available. 3) get my penis accurately measured....I've always felt that I'm below average length but I want to get a professional opinion. Has anyone had this done?

Aaronnthompson33 wrote: So I'm going to the Urologist is a few weeks to 1) get on calias to have a better Erection quality,2) discuss my penis size as I want to see options for lengthening it either by getting a prescription for Restorex or and other things available. 3) get my penis accurately measured....I've always felt that I'm below average length but I want to get a professional opinion. Has anyone had this done?

I don't even know if there is a consensus on non-bone pressed vs. bone pressed measuring, and most Urologists are more concerned with your penile health & erectile function than actual size. If the Urologist doesn't happen to offer Penis Enlargement as a part of their repertoire (of service), they are even less reliable on "measurements" and you'll likely only get a Flaccid reading.

What he can tell you (professionally) is how your penis compares to what he sees on a day-to-day basis, and that would still be a poor reference frame since they are almost always Flaccid (remember, some are show-ers and some are grow-ers).

RestoreX isn't a bad idea, and if this is something he DOES prescribe often enough, he may be able to to at least provide you with a stretched Flaccid length reading.

Most will likely find it an unusual request if they are not in the business of Penis Enlargement because the measurement provides no medical or health indicators -- my recommendation is to check out Thundersplace.org to find the best ways to give yourself the best & most accurate measurements.

So you don't think if I went to my appointment and straight up asked , " I'm concerned with my penis size and I'd like to get an accurate measurement to see if I'm average and also look into a prescription to Restorex and Cialis " . The doc would straight up say no? I'm just curious cause I can't imagine these doctors have never measured a penis or had guys concerned about their size before. Have you never talked to a doc about your size/ penis?Btw thanks for your help!

Aaronnthompson33 wrote: So you don't think if I went to my appointment and straight up asked , " I'm concerned with my penis size and I'd like to get an accurate measurement to see if I'm average and also look into a prescription to Restorex and Cialis " . The doc would straight up say no? I'm just curious cause I can't imagine these doctors have never measured a penis or had guys concerned about their size before. Have you never talked to a doc about your size/ penis?Btw thanks for your help!

I have no idea what his response would be, but Doctors diagnose conditions and treat illnesses, not perform things that you could do at home that doesn't involve your health or well-being. Obviously there are cosmetic/aesthetic physicians, and they would likely be your best bet (i.e. Urologists who perform penis enlargement) to accommodate your request (especially for Before & After reasons), but they account for a small fraction of Urologists nationwide.

The rare exception is where a study is being conducted that involved measuring the penis, but those studies outline the standardization of measurement, which is quite discretionary if you think about it; if you took my Thundersplace suggestion, you'll see that for well over two decades people still have debated on the most "proper" way to measure a penis, and even then there are variations due to Erection quality for Erect measurements.

The other rare exception would be if he suspects your suffering from micro-penis, which would be self-evident, because I believe there may be a medical parameter for what the actual size range is, and a measuring device may be required to confirm this diagnosis.

Cialis would be prescribed for erectile dysfunction, not penis size, and RestoreX would be prescribed for Peyronie's Disease, not penis size.

I just don't see why you can't read a few of the more popular "correct measuring" posts on Thundersplace, find the one most sensible to you and do this at home? Just my 2cents, but again, I have no idea how your Urologist will answer or react. I suppose it can't hurt to ask but don't be surprised if they choose to decline.

Hey thanks man ill look into thunderspace tonight!