Woman's body structure

Women are also an important part of human reproduction, and without women, humans cannot continue to reproduce. More importantly, because women's body structure is very different from men's, most men who have just entered puberty will feel curious about women's body structure. It is true that women's body structure determines that women's figure is more mysterious than men's. The following article will explain women's body structure to readers.

1. Female body structure.

The gender differences between women and men are due to differences in chromosomes, genes, and hormones, and are ultimately manifested in women's reproductive organs.

Many people have no curiosity about themselves and don’t know which organ is used for sexual intercourse until they get married.

We need to understand the names and functions of female internal and external reproductive organs.

Female vulva. The hymen has holes, so menstruation can occur. The clitoris is rich in nerve endings, and stimulating the clitoris during sexual activity can lead to orgasm.

The vulva is connected to the vagina. The vagina is the passage for the fetus to be delivered and menstrual blood to flow out, and it is also the organ for female sexual intercourse. Above the vagina is the uterus. The uterus is where the fetus is conceived, and monthly menstruation occurs here. The uterus is flanked by a pair of appendages, including the ovaries and fallopian tubes. The ovaries are responsible for releasing eggs and secreting estrogen. Estrogen gives women a feminine appearance. The fallopian tube is where the sperm and egg meet. If the fallopian tube is blocked, infertility will occur.

2. Women's menstrual physiology.

Women will have menstruation once a month when they reach puberty. Of course, during puberty, menstruation may not be so regular, but generally it will gradually become regular 3 years after menarche.

Menstrual abnormalities such as late menarche, amenorrhea, abnormal menstrual cycles, heavy menstrual flow, and dysmenorrhea are all signs of female reproductive health. However, some girls do not understand the knowledge about menstruation. They do not know to seek medical treatment when their menstruation is absent, irregular, or the menstrual flow is abnormal, which delays the treatment of the disease. Some even seek medical treatment only when serious problems occur.

What is normal menstruation?

Menarche occurs between the ages of 10 and 16. The menstrual cycle is between 21-35 days, and the menstrual cycle refers to the number of days between the first day of two menstrual periods. The menstrual period lasts 3-7 days. The amount of menstruation is usually measured by the amount of sanitary napkins used. Generally, 3-5 sanitary napkins are changed every day. Of course, if the change is more frequent, then change it every two hours, the sanitary napkin will not be soaked and menstrual blood will not overflow.

When all the numbers of your menstrual period exceed the time mentioned above, they are abnormal and you should see a doctor in time.