8 little-known secrets of women's vagina

As a woman, how much do you know about your most "private" part? "She" is always a woman's little secret, and sometimes she just feels embarrassed to say it out loud. In fact, for the sake of health, we need to pay more attention to the health of our private parts. You might want to learn about the following 8 little secrets about women's private parts.

Secret 1: The vagina will "grow longer" under sexual stimulation

Under normal circumstances, the average length of the vagina is 8.5 cm to 12 cm. "After sexual stimulation, the vagina will deform and expand to twice its original size." Gynecologist Lisa Lan, author of "Things You Can Only Ask the Gynecologist," recommends that sufficient foreplay can further expand the "volume" of the vagina and will also continuously enhance the sexual sensation.

Secret 2: The vagina can also develop wrinkles

The appearance of a woman's private parts changes as she ages. Lower estrogen levels make the labia less plump, and the fat pad atrophy and loss of collagen will cause the labia to sag and develop wrinkles. These are all normal physiological changes and will not significantly affect sexual feelings.

Secret 3: During orgasm, vaginal ejaculation occurs

"This is a skill that needs to be learned to master. Once women understand the mechanisms of their bodies, vaginal ejaculation during orgasm will become common. There are many glands next to the urethra, especially when the front wall of the vagina is stimulated, they will secrete fluid." Professor Beverly Whipple of the Sexual Health Research Department of the School of Nursing at Rutter University said that this area composed of glands, blood vessels, nerves and spongy tissue can be described as "women's prostate."

Secret 4: Not all vaginas have a hymen

Some people do not have a hymen on their wedding night and are considered to have had sexual intercourse, which casts a shadow on their marriage life. In fact, some people are born without a hymen. But some people's hymen is too thick and needs to be removed through surgery.

Additionally, the hymen is usually attached to the opening of the vagina and can be easily damaged, for example, by exercise and the insertion of tampons.

Secret 5: Having a baby will make her five times bigger

Typically, the vagina is no more than an inch in diameter. But before the baby is born, the vagina expands incredibly wide to 4 to 5 inches to allow the baby's head to pass through. But about six weeks after giving birth, the vagina will (or almost will) return to its pre-pregnancy size.

Secret 6: After childbirth, the vagina doesn’t change much

After childbirth, changes in the appearance and tissue of the vagina are actually not as obvious as women understand. From an external perspective, few people can tell whether a woman has given birth unless there is tearing during childbirth. Some women also feel that their vagina is sagging and noticeably loose after giving birth. Lisa Lan suggests that such women can contract their pelvic floor muscles more often, each time for a few seconds and repeat more than 10 times.

Secret 7: She makes sounds during sex

The vagina can also make sounds during sex, mostly caused by the way your partner enters you. If he thrusts thoroughly each time, air will inevitably leak in during the gaps between thrusts, and when the air is squeezed out from a relatively closed environment, it will naturally make a sound.

Secret 8. Regular sex keeps her healthier

Regular sex not only keeps women younger, but also keeps the 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.