Average penis size in Vietnam 🇻🇳

The published average stretched penile length for Vietnam is 14.67 cm (5.78 in), from Nguyen Hoai et al., Andrology, 2021 (14,597 men). That's 1.74 cm above the worldwide average of 12.93 cm. Stretched length is the flaccid penis extended to full length and measured from the pubic bone to the tip, which is the measure urology studies report.

The figure

Stretched length · Vietnam

14.67 cm

5.78 in

That's 1.74 cm above the worldwide average of 12.93 cm.

Higher than 83% of the 24 countries in the game.

Source: Nguyen Hoai et al., Andrology, 2021 · 14,597 men · Measured by clinician (median).

The study behind it

The figure comes from Nguyen Hoai et al., Andrology, 2021, which measured 14,597 men. Method: measured by clinician (median).

This study didn't record a bone-pressed measurement, so it reads roughly a centimetre lower than a bone-pressed study of the same men would. Compare this row against a bone-pressed one and part of what you're seeing is the ruler.

With 14,597 men measured, this is one of the better-powered figures in the game.

This is by far the largest sample on the site: 14,597 measurements taken from the health records of men attending an andrology consultation. That scale is also its limitation. The population divides into routine reproductive-health screening, sexual dysfunction, and other conditions — a clinic sample, not a cross-section of the country, and men who present at an andrology clinic are not a random draw from it. The figure is a median rather than a mean, because the measurements were not normally distributed.

How it compares

Vietnam ranks #5 of the 24 countries in the game. That is 1.9 cm above the median of this list (12.77 cm).

Both of those comparisons are against a list of two dozen countries chosen by which studies exist, not by any sampling of the world. Treat the rank as a fact about this dataset rather than a fact about the planet.

Countries with a similar published figure

CountryStretchedMen measured
Australia15 cm5.91 in225
Vietnam14.67 cm5.78 in14,597
Brazil14.5 cm5.71 in84
Turkey13.98 cm5.50 in2,276

The countries sitting either side of this one. Note how small the gaps are next to the centimetre a bone-pressed measurement adds on its own.

When Vietnam came up

Vietnam has been the daily puzzle 3 times so far. Each of those days has its own archive page.

What this figure is not

It doesn't describe any individual man from Vietnam. The spread between individual men inside a single country runs several times larger than the gap between any two countries on this list, so a national average carries almost no information about a person.

Nor is it medical advice, or a benchmark to measure yourself against. If size is something you've been worrying about, the guide on what the pooled data actually shows is a more useful page than this one, and a doctor is more useful than either.

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How to read this figure

Vietnam: common questions

What is the average penis size in Vietnam?
The published average stretched penile length for Vietnam is 14.67 cm (5.78 in). That's 1.74 cm above the worldwide average of 12.93 cm. Stretched length is the flaccid penis extended to full length and measured from the pubic bone to the tip, which is the measure urology studies report.
Where does the Vietnam penis size figure come from?
The Vietnam figure of 14.67 cm comes from Nguyen Hoai et al., Andrology, 2021, which measured 14,597 men. Method: measured by clinician (median).
How does Vietnam compare with the world average?
Vietnam's published figure of 14.67 cm sits against a pooled worldwide mean of 12.93 cm (Belladelli et al., World J Mens Health, 2023 (55,761 men)). Higher than 83% of the 24 countries in the game. That rank is a fact about the 24 countries with a traceable study, not a ranking of the world.
Does the Vietnam average say anything about an individual man?
No. Every figure on Dickle is a population mean from a published study. The variation between individual men within any one country is far larger than the variation between country averages, so a national figure predicts very little about any particular person.