Is the vagina tight?

The female vagina is an organ with particularly good elasticity. This organ is very important for women and is particularly fragile and prone to infection. When a woman is menstruating, the vagina can help her discharge menstrual blood. The vagina also plays a vital role during sexual intercourse. When a woman is giving birth, the vagina can become very large to ensure the smooth delivery of the fetus. So is it good for a woman's vagina to be too tight?

The tightness of the vagina has little to do with the physical constitution. The reason for vaginal relaxation is generally caused by too frequent sexual intercourse, or it may be due to the birth of the baby at a young age. Be careful not to have sex at a young age, as it can easily lead to vaginal relaxation and gynecological inflammation or cervical erosion.

The female vagina is a blind-ended structure, with a direct vaginal opening on the outside and a tightly closed cervix connected to the uterus on the inside. The inner wall of the vagina contains a large number of wrinkles, which ensures that the vagina has sufficient elasticity. In addition, proper physical exercise can also increase the vagina's ability to contract. It is not good for the vagina to be simply tight or loose; the key is to have good elasticity.

The surgical method currently used is a modified version of the vaginal tightening procedure, which determines the width that needs to be narrowed at the most bulging part of the vagina so that the vagina can accommodate 2+ fingers. A fusiform incision is made on the excess mucosa and the tissue underneath to inactivate the activity of the vaginal mucosal cells, which are then embedded and sutured to fill the vaginal rectal space in order to thicken and strengthen the pelvic floor tissue.

1. The surgical method currently used is a modified vaginal tightening procedure. This method determines the width that needs to be narrowed at the most bulging part of the vagina so that the vagina can accommodate 2+ fingers. A fusiform incision is made on the excess mucosa and the underlying tissue to inactivate the activity of the vaginal mucosal cells, which are then embedded and sutured to fill the vaginal rectal space to thicken and strengthen the pelvic floor tissue.

2. Go to a regular professional hospital for examination and treatment. After the operation, you must pay attention to your daily diet, avoid eating too spicy food, and do not drink stimulating beverages, such as carbonated drinks or beer.