Does a woman with fluid flowing from her vagina mean she is a virgin?

If you tease a woman in a married life, when her sexual desire is high, some changes will occur in her private parts. Men can judge whether it is teasing based on these changes in their married life. So what changes will occur in a woman's private parts when her sexual desire comes? Does water flowing from a woman’s vagina mean she is sexually aroused? Let’s take a detailed look at the changes in a woman’s private parts when she is sexually aroused.

1. The impact of sexual desire on women's private parts

1. Labia majora

The labia majora are located on both sides of the female vaginal opening. They are a pair of long and protruding skin wrinkles with a thick layer of fat underneath, and are rich in blood vessels, lymph vessels and peripheral nerves, and are sensitive to sexual excitement. Normally, the labia majora of single or non-pregnant women are close together in the center line of the private parts, which can cover the labia, vulva and urethra, and play a protective role. Some first-time mothers are injured during childbirth, causing their labia majora to not be able to close together on the center line of their private parts.

When sexually stimulated by effective stimulation, the labia majora of unpregnant women will become soft and flat, and will move upward and outward, which will result in the labia majora moving further away from the vulva. The labia majora quickly swelled and the blood vessels in the inner and outer 1/3 of the vagina also swelled, causing the labia majora to move. Why do the labia majora undergo this positional change during sexual arousal? Some people speculate that it is an irregular neurophysiological adjustment that allows the male genitals to enter the vagina more easily during sexual intercourse.

During the disappearance phase, the labia majora move toward the midline and return to their original thickness. If a woman reaches a peak of sexual sensation, her vulva will quickly return to normal during the dissipation period. But if the sexual sensation only reaches the weight loss bottleneck period, the recovery of the vulva will be much slower. Another situation is that if a woman who has not given birth delays the orgasm or weight loss bottleneck for a long time, the labia majora will be in a separated state during childbirth, and the veins will be in a congested state for a long time, so it is likely to develop edema. Some women may still experience vulvar vascular hematoma for hours after stimulation has ceased.

2. Labia

The labia majora is located inside the labia majora. It is a pair of thin skin wrinkles with a smooth and moist surface, rich in peripheral nerves, and is very sensitive to sexual excitement. During the excitement period, whether it is a non-pregnant woman or a pregnant woman, the diameter of the labia majora is significantly enlarged. When the sexual sensation develops to the weight loss plateau, the diameter of the labia majora can expand to 2 or even 3 times.