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Listed below are some pieces of knowledge that women must know, telling us where the areas that can trigger excitement are, why regular sexual intercourse is the best way to ensure vaginal health, etc. Come and learn about it!
"She" is formed four months before birth. The reproductive organs in the embryonic period will gradually mature and eventually give the baby its own gender. When the embryo is about 10 weeks old, if the DNA indicates that it is a boy, the "little brother" and testicles will gradually take shape. If the baby is a girl, the reproductive organs will grow into a vagina.
Not all vaginas have a hymen. If you didn't bleed during your first time, it may be because you accidentally broke your hymen - this thin membrane that usually covers the opening of the vagina - which can be damaged by exercise and the use of tampons - or some people are born without a hymen. Conversely, some people have a hymen that is so thick that it has to be surgically removed - so that they can have sex or insert a tampon.
"She" is just a part of the reproductive organ. Many women regard the vagina as the whole of the female reproductive organ, which is wrong. Even though the clitoris, vulva, and urethra are within an inch of each other, they are still separate parts of the reproductive system. So, how do we define a woman's vagina? The vagina is a moist, muscular tube that begins in the inner vulva and extends about three inches toward the pelvis to the cervix (the opening of the uterus). The vagina can bring us orgasms, is the place where our "good friends" flow every month, and is the exit for our babies to leave their mothers in the future.
The busier the better. Regular sex will keep your vagina healthier. Because having sex exercises the vaginal muscles, helping to keep them tight. In addition, the more mucus secreted due to excitement before sex, the less likely it is to cause damage to the vagina during sex.
The amount of mucus secreted varies. When a woman is excited, her vagina will secrete mucus, which is the body's natural lubricant. But how much is normal? Some people secrete a lot and their entire vagina is wet, while others just feel a little wet - experts say this is all normal.
There are a lot of bacteria in the vagina. Don't be afraid. It is these bacteria that maintain the acidic environment in the vagina and protect us from infection. There are about 15 species of bacteria living in your vagina, acting as defenders against harmful microorganisms and bacteria.
"She" makes sounds during sex The vagina makes sounds during sex, mainly caused by the way your partner enters. If he "goes in whole" and then "goes out whole" every time, then air will inevitably leak in during the process of going in and out, and when the air is squeezed out from a relatively closed environment, it sounds like a fart.
Plastic surgery can help you create the perfect pair. The latest trend "under the knife" is not breast augmentation or breast reduction, but a facelift for your secret garden. The doctor will create small, symmetrical and tight labia according to your needs, and if you wish, you can bleach them into a tender pink color. In this procedure, called labiaplasty, a plastic surgeon uses a scalpel or laser to reshape the labia majora to make them look more symmetrical. But since this is a purely "cosmetic" surgery and is not absolutely necessary, few doctors recommend it. Another surgery - "vaginoplasty" - is mainly to reshape a loose vagina, restoring the original tightness of vaginal muscles that have relaxed due to age or multiple childbirths. However, doctors say this type of surgery is only suitable for mothers with severe vaginal muscle relaxation, and the cost of the surgery is approximately $3,500 to $7,000.
Your daily discharge is about two tablespoons. During ovulation, your hormone secretion will reach its peak, and about two tablespoons of discharge will be produced every day. This peak period is determined by the uterus, and the secretions will bring out the old cell tissue in the uterus and then form new ones - this is the uterus's way of cleaning itself. During the rest of your non-ovulatory period, your daily discharge will be only about half a tablespoon.
Labiaplasty is rarely perfectly symmetrical. Just as one breast will always compete to be fuller than the other, one labiaplasty may be longer or thicker than its neighbor. No matter how uncoordinated you think your two pieces are, experts will say that this is all within the normal range, and their length, size, thickness will not affect your health or sexual pleasure.
The first inch is the most sensitive. Although the 2/3 near the cervix is an important part that can arouse female sexual desire, the first 1 inch is the most sensitive area for pleasure. "Because the nerve endings are most densely distributed in this area," Dr. Yu explained.
"She" craves fresh air. Just like other parts of your body, your vagina needs fresh air. If tight jeans or synthetic underwear make it hard for her to breathe, bacteria will multiply and it can easily cause an infection. |
