How big is a woman's lower body?

The biggest difference between women and men lies in their genitals, so physiologically speaking, men and women are most harmonious together. Many men do not know how big a woman's lower body is during sex, so they are always worried about hurting women. In fact, for women who have had sex, the length of the vagina can reach fifteen centimeters, and it will be even longer after giving birth. Therefore, in the life of a couple, men will find that their wife's vagina will be different after giving birth.

1. How long is a woman's vagina?

1. The length of a normal woman's vagina

Most women's vagina is 9-10 cm long. But these 9-10 centimeters are the length of a woman's penis in a normal state, when she is not having sex. But if a woman has no length once she starts having sex, it's a real "bottomless pit".

2. The length of a woman’s vagina after childbirth

As women give birth more times and age, their vagina also stretches. With each birth, the anterior wall of the vagina grows 0.5-1.2 cm and the posterior wall grows 1.0-2.0 cm. During childbirth, vaginal and perineal tears often occur due to damage to the birth canal, involving the perineum and the tissues attached there. Sometimes there are no obvious tears in the vaginal mucosa and skin, but the deep muscles, fascia and nerve fibers are broken, and the supporting tissues of the vagina and the external opening of the vagina are weakened and loosened.

3. The length of the vagina has a super strong expansion coefficient

When a woman's sexual desire is high, the diameter of the vaginal wall will expand to 5.08~7.62 cm and stretch to about 15.24 cm - this process is like the expansion of a balloon. Even if your partner is gifted with oversized biological weapons, they can still enter your body smoothly and unimpeded. In addition, when a woman is giving birth, the ligaments of the cervix and vagina become soft, allowing the baby's head, about 10.16 cm, to pass through the vaginal cavity.

2. How to maintain vaginal health

1. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene, use disinfected toilet paper and sanitary napkins correctly, and wash and change underwear frequently.

2. Prevent fashion vaginitis. The popular body-shape pants are short and thin in crotch, poor in breathability and easy for bacteria to breed.

3. Prevent indirect infection of sexually transmitted vaginitis. Pay special attention when swimming, taking a sauna or bathing.