The vaginal opening becomes larger

We all know that the female vagina is the channel for women to give birth, and sexual intercourse also requires the existence of this vagina, so women’s vaginal health is also particularly important. If women have serious vaginal diseases, they may feel very painful during menstruation. If the vaginal disease is serious, they cannot have sexual intercourse. So why does the vaginal opening become larger? Let me introduce to you

The vagina is an elastic organ. It is closed in normal state. When it is expanded, it can pass a baby's head with a diameter of about 10 cm. In addition, if you have not given birth, the vagina will not expand. You may have an illusion when you say that the vaginal opening is expanded.

Normal sexual intercourse for women will not enlarge the vaginal opening. The female vaginal opening has a strong contraction function and is very stretchable. If it becomes loose, it may be because there are too many men, causing men who frequently have sex with women to feel a change. This is possible.

With frequent sexual intercourse, the vaginal opening will relax a little. If there is no sexual intercourse for a long time, the tension will increase. In addition, when it is relatively lubricated, it will feel loose, and when there is less secretion, it will feel tighter. If you feel loose, you can strengthen your pelvic floor muscles by doing ani-lift exercises to increase tension. A virgin generally refers to a woman who has not had sexual intercourse, and the criterion for judging is whether the hymen is ruptured.

As the frequency of your sexual intercourse increases, your girlfriend's vagina will become larger. In addition, the vaginal opening will become larger during ovulation, which is normal. Suggestions: Eat more foods that are suitable for your condition. In general, just take good care of yourself.

After having sex, the vaginal opening will relax. Don't have sex too frequently. Over time, the vaginal opening will slowly shrink. If you have other discomfort, you can check with a colposcopy and a routine check of leucorrhea to see if it is caused by vulvitis. You can't have sex temporarily to see if there is any other inflammation.