Vaginal opening is too small

Female friends probably cannot observe another woman's vagina at close range, and probably have doubts in their hearts whether their vagina is normal. Today we will talk about what a normal vagina is. What is the reason for a small vaginal opening?

1. First: Generally speaking, the vaginal wall has a fibrous tissue outer membrane in addition to the vaginal epithelial cells and muscles. The epithelial cells in the vagina are light pink, with a stratified squamous epithelium on the surface but no keratinized layer. The epithelial cells of the vaginal wall have many wrinkles and a rhombus-shaped muscle layer. During sexual intercourse and childbirth, these folds will flex and stretch.

2. Second: There is also the problem that the lower part of the vagina is narrow, with the opening at the lower part opening into the vestibule of the vagina. In Virgo, the hymen around the vulva is broken and adhered, and may be round.

3. Third: Also, under normal circumstances the vulva should be closed. But the vulva is not necessarily in a closed state. The red particles on the inner wall of the vulva are just the opening of the gland, and there should be no abnormal secretions, odor, itching and other symptoms.

What is the reason for a small vaginal opening?

It is normal for the vaginal opening to be small. The size of each woman's vagina is different, and the shape and size of the vaginal opening vary greatly. The vulva is a muscular tube composed of mucosa, muscle layer and outer membrane, which is highly flexible and connects the uterus and reproductive organs. It is the female's sexual organ and the channel for menstruation and fetal delivery. The normal pH value of female secretions is 3.8. The lower part of the vagina is narrow, and the lower part opens into the vaginal vestibule with the vaginal opening.

In Virgo, the hymen is broken and adhered around the vulva, which may be round, crescent-shaped, umbrella-shaped or sieve-shaped. After the hymen ruptures, a hymen mark will remain around the vulva. The appearance and size of the vulva vary greatly from person to person. The urethral opening, which is much smaller than the vaginal opening, is located between the clitoris and the vaginal opening. The vaginal opening of young women usually has a tissue called the "prevaginal membrane". The vulva is generally closed, and the vaginal walls are close together.

The vulva is covered with many peripheral nerves, which are concentrated around the opening of the vagina, so that women can get enough satisfaction during sexual intercourse. When a woman achieves sexual pleasure, the carbohydrates and sugars in her blood can penetrate into the reproductive system, increasing the survival time of sperm entering and improving motility. At the same time, the labia minora becomes engorged and swollen, making the vulva tighter, the superficial folds in the vagina flex and expand, which is conducive to the storage of semen, and the cervix also relaxes and stretches, making it easier for sperm to enter.