Vagina is tight outside and loose inside

The vagina is an important organ for women and an important part of their reproductive organs. If a woman feels that her vagina is tight on the outside and loose on the inside, this is a normal physiological phenomenon because the tightness of the vagina is determined by its elasticity. If the vaginal opening is too tight, this may be related to the hymen. For women, cleaning of private parts is very important. They need to know how to clean their private parts.

The correct way to clean your private parts

Expert advice: Under normal circumstances, try to use less vaginal cleaning fluid, just rinse with clean water, and do not perform intravaginal cleaning, otherwise it will cause trouble.

How often to clean private parts: Once a day.

How to clean private parts: Showering with warm water is the best way. If there is no shower and you use a basin to wash, you must use a dedicated basin for it.

Private cleaning order:

1. Wash your hands before cleaning the vulva, clean the vulva gently with your hands to reduce friction and irritation to the skin, and do not wipe it with a wet cloth.

2. There is also a sequence for cleaning the vulva - first clean the vulva from front to back, then wash the labia majora and minora, and finally wash the area around the anus and the anus. This can prevent bacteria from the anus from contaminating the vagina and urethra.

3. Clean the vulva before urinating so that the bacteria can be flushed out of the body by urine.

Use of cleaning liquid products: When using cleaning liquid, use hygienic vaginal cleansing products that can remove dirt and sterilize. It is best to follow the doctor's advice and do not use acidic and alkaline cleaning liquids incorrectly, which will damage the ecological environment inside the vagina.

Contraception refers to the use of scientific means to temporarily prevent women from becoming pregnant. It mainly controls three links in the reproductive process: 1. Inhibiting the production of sperm and eggs; 2. Preventing the combination of sperm and eggs; 3. Making the uterine environment unfavorable for sperm capacitation and survival, or unsuitable for the implantation and development of fertilized eggs. Common contraceptive methods include: using birth control pills, condoms, contraceptive films, safe period contraception, ejaculation outside the body contraception, urethral compression contraception, surgical contraception, etc.

There are 4 conditions necessary for conception:

① The man can produce healthy and active sperm, which can be discharged into the woman's vagina.

② After entering the vagina, the sperm can maintain its motility and pass through the cervix and uterine cavity to reach the fallopian tube and combine with the egg.

③The female can discharge healthy eggs, which can enter the fallopian tube and get the opportunity to meet the sperm.

④ The fertilized egg must develop into an embryo and reach the uterine cavity in time, and the environment of the uterine cavity must be suitable for the growth of the embryo. The purpose of contraception can be achieved by artificially suppressing ovulation, preventing the combination of egg and sperm, or preventing the fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus and growing.