There is a hard object on the left side of the labia

There is a hard object on the left side of the labia. It may be a lipoma. Surgery is recommended for better results. A lipoma is a benign tumor that occurs primarily under the skin. The tumor is surrounded by a thin connective tissue cyst, with connective tissue bundles divided into leaf-like groups. Normal fat cells. Some lipomas contain a large amount of connective tissue or blood vessels in addition to adipose tissue, forming complex lipomas. Surgery is recommended.

①The role of labia majora

The female labia majora is equivalent to the male scrotum.

The Bartholin's glands (equivalent to the male's bulbourethral glands) are buried deep in the labia majora on both sides of the vaginal opening. The Bartholin's glands continuously secrete mucus to lubricate and clean the vagina, maintaining the ecological balance within the vagina. The labia majora are the most loyal defenders of the Bartholin's glands.

The origin of a special smell. In the labia majora, there are special sweat glands similar to those in the armpits, which emit the same smell. This smell can attract and induce the opposite sex and stimulate their sexual excitement.

The spongy bodies of the vestibular bulbs are widely distributed under the fat of the labia majora, which can make the labia majora swell like a ball. When two sexes have intercourse, the labia majora become engorged and swell, acting as a spring cushion for the piston movement, pushing the penis into the vagina.

In addition, the expanded labia majora also has the caressing effect of squeezing and "gripping" the penis. During sexual intercourse, if you place your palm on the inside of the labia majora, you will feel a "tight grip". Therefore, the labia majora plays an important role in improving the quality of sexual life and strengthening the relationship between couples.

② In the eyes of ordinary people, the labia majora located in the perineum of women are just two insignificant skin folds. How can they have any function?

In fact, the labia majora is an indispensable part of the female external genitalia. In the early embryonic stage, the reproductive organs of men and women originate from the same "germ". As the embryo develops, it gradually differentiates into male and female, and the genitals show gender differences. However, some of their structures and functions are still extremely similar. The female clitoris is equivalent to the male penis, or it can be said to be a smaller penis. Both have rich nerve endings and are extremely sensitive to stimulation from the opposite sex. The female labia majora is equivalent to the male scrotum. The male scrotum is the "loyal guard" of the testicles and plays a vital role in the testicles' production of sperm and male hormones. So, what are the functions of the female labia majora? The "guardian" of the urinary and reproductive systems.