Location of the vagina and urethra

"Are the vaginal opening and urethral opening of a woman the same area?" Many netizens have always found this question hard to believe. Misunderstandings can easily cause "injury" to private parts and even hinder the development of sexual life. Today I will give you a detailed scientific explanation on this issue.

What is the difference between a woman's vagina and urethra?

In terms of appearance, the urethral opening is directly in front of the vulva; in terms of elasticity, the elasticity of the urethral opening is much lower than that of the vagina; in terms of durability, the wear resistance of the vagina is much greater than that of the urethral opening. The urethra leads to the bladder, while the vagina leads to the uterus. One is used for metabolic waste, and the other is the entrance and exit for pregnancy.

What is the relationship between the female urethra and vagina?

1. Mons pubis: It is a high protruding area at the junction of the lower abdomen and the thigh root. It is usually covered with pubic hair. The muscles are quite elastic and feel very comfortable.

2. The labia majora are two vertical muscle protrusions on the left and right sides, located below the mons pubis. The top and bottom meet each other, and the middle separates;

3. The labia minora are surrounded by the labia majora and are also two vertical rows of muscle protrusions. Generally, the labia minora is much smaller than the labia majora and is covered by them, except for some women.

4. The urethral opening is surrounded by the labia minora, first at the top, a small hole with very little expansion ability;

5. The vulva is located below the labia minora and is a normally closed hole. The muscles of the vulva are very elastic and have a guiding function. Therefore, when the male penis pushes hard around it, it will be automatically guided to the vulva, allowing the penis to enter the vagina.