Women's private parts

What do you know about the secrets of women? Regarding the most private part of the female body, not only women but men should also be aware of their lovers' body secrets. As the saying goes, it's up to her to know what she wants.

What are the photos of women's secret places?

The female external reproductive organs include the mons pubis, labia majora, vulva minora, vulva, clitoris, vulva opening, urethral opening, vestibule, and hymen. This uneven and concave area constitutes the private parts of a woman. According to a survey on women's private parts, 77% of women will observe their private parts through the mirror, and 53% of women are good at discussing the operation of this area. But here’s the frustrating fact: 45% of women don’t know the health secrets surrounding this area.

What does a woman's secret place look like?

1. The mons pubis is located below the abdomen and is composed of skin and thickened adipose tissue. After entering puberty, pubic hair grows on the mons pubis, usually with the tip pointing downward and distributed in an inverted triangle. The mons pubis has a buffering and protective function. Also, women's pubic hair varies in quantity, size, color and shape, which is probably due to genetic characteristics that cause certain differences in individual thickness.

2. The labia majora are located at the base of the thighs, and are symmetrical and protruding mucosal tissue extending from the mons pubis to the perineum. There is pubic hair on the outer skin of the labia majora, and the subcutaneous tissue is mostly fat tissue, collagen fibers and blood vessels. As women come into estrus, the mucous membrane inside the labia majora becomes pigmented and turns brown-black. When sexually aroused, the labia majora on both sides stretch slightly outward, and the vulva is naturally exposed. Under normal circumstances, the labia majora are close together in the center line, covering and protecting the inner vulva and urethral opening. The labia majora of primiparas only separate to both sides due to the impact of pregnancy and childbirth.

The thickness of the labia majora reflects the quality of a woman's development and health.

3. The labia minora are located on the inner side of the labia majora. They are a pair of mucosal wrinkles with darker color and moist surface. They extend upward to the clitoral foreskin and converge at the navicular fossa of the vulva below. Like the labia majora, the shape, size, thickness, and color of women's labia minora are different, which is related to genetic inheritance, race, and nutritional factors.

4. The clitoris is located at the top of the labia minora on both sides. It is a small, long, ring-shaped organ with a plump protrusion at the end. The clitoris has an erectile function like the male penis, contains the corpus cavernosum tissue, contains nerve endings, and feels very sensitive. The size of the clitoris also varies from person to person, some are larger, some are smaller. In addition to genetic factors, some stimulating factors can cause aggravation.

5. The hymen is a layer of plastic film covering the outer opening of a woman's vagina. It is only 1-2 mm thick, and the small round hole in the middle is called the hymen hole. The size of a broken hymen varies from person to person, and its thickness and shape vary from person to person. It is generally ring-shaped, oval or serrated, some are crescent-shaped, and some are stainless steel screen-shaped. The broken hymen has a certain protective effect, which can prevent external unclean things from entering the vagina, and also has a shielding effect on the entry of bacteria. However, after entering puberty, due to the increase in hormone secreted by the uterus and ovaries, the resistance of the vagina is greatly enhanced, and the hymen is broken and its protective function is lost.

6. Some glandular ducts are hidden in the female reproductive organs. They are accompanied by metabolic functions. During sexual stimulation, the metabolism increases, playing the role of moistening the private parts and vagina. One is the vestibular functional gland, which is located on both sides of the vulva. It is a pair of penile cavernous tissues and has metabolic functions. The second is the Bartholin's gland, also known as the Bartholin's gland. It is located on the back of the labia majora, between the labia majora and minora. It is a pair of glandular ducts the size of cowpeas, and its metabolism is significant during sexual impulses.

7. Urethra opening and vaginal opening. On the surface of the female reproductive organs, there are two obvious, almost circular openings. The urethral opening is above the private parts, and the vaginal opening is near the anus. The urethral opening is a relatively standard oval-shaped small round hole. There is a pair of glandular ducts on the posterior wall of the urethra, called paraurethral glands, which are most likely to become a hiding place for bacteria. Below the urethral opening and near the anus is the very irregular opening of the vagina. It is in this more obvious opening that metabolic nourishment and menstrual discharge occur, and it is also the only way for new life to be born.