Where is the clitoris of a girl?

The clitoris is a very private part of every woman. Where is the clitoris? The clitoris is an area that makes female friends feel happy, but many people don’t know where it is. So where is the clitoris? How much do you know about the secrets of the clitoris?

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The clitoris is located at the top of the anterior commissure of the vulva and is composed of a pair of clitoral corpora cavernosa. The entire clitoris is composed of three parts: the clitoral crus, the clitoral body, and the clitoral glans. A well-developed clitoris can be seen from the outside and is about 2 cm long and 0.5 cm in diameter.

Because of its hidden location and the fact that it is often related to sexually transmitted diseases, it is difficult to talk about and seek treatment when abnormalities occur. Patients often suffer in silence from unspeakable psychological and physical pain. Therefore, clitoral disease is a very special topic of research in sexual problems, and any pathological process that can affect other organ systems of the human body will also affect the clitoris.

These pathological changes include infection, tumor, inflammation, atrophy, scarring, etc. The following is a brief introduction to 9 secrets of the clitoris in order to arouse everyone's attention.

1. The clitoris can become hard

The clitoris is the most nerve-rich and sensitive reproductive organ in women. It is usually covered by the clitoral hood and only appears when sexual excitement occurs. Because this place has the same tissue as the corpus cavernosum in the male genitals, it becomes hard when sexual desire increases. When this part becomes hard, it is like the female genitals opening, ready to be penetrated at any time. When the play progresses to the sexual intercourse position, the hardening of this part just becomes a sign of penetration. When fully erect, it feels as strong as the tip of your nose.

2. Abnormal erection of the clitoris and penis

Priapism is a condition in which the clitoris remains hard for more than 6 hours without sexual arousal due to local swelling and swelling, causing pain. Abnormal priapism of the clitoral penis is a rare cause of clitoral pain. It is generally believed that local blood changes lead to obstruction of venous blood and lymphatic return to the clitoral tissue, resulting in edema and tissue swelling, accompanied by pain.

3. Clitoral orgasm

Sexologists have found that 89% of female orgasms come from stimulation of the clitoris. For men, it is unimaginable to achieve sexual pleasure without stimulating his genitals. Similarly, in order for women to achieve sexual pleasure or enjoy the ultimate sexual experience, 5-15 minutes of clitoral stimulation is also necessary.

The clitoris head is rich in nerve endings, extremely sensitive, and has erectile dysfunction. It is an important female organ that produces sexual desire. Human anatomy confirms that both the clitoris and penis have corpora cavernosa, the anatomical base and glans, and can become erect. Rather than regarding the clitoris as an undeveloped penis, it would be more appropriate to regard the penis as a mature clitoris as the evidence suggests.

The distance from the glans clitoris to the vulva varies from person to person, ranging from 1.3 cm to 3.8 cm, and people think that a shorter distance is easier to achieve sexual pleasure.

4. The clitoris is insensitive or super sensitive

The clitoris of some women is extremely insensitive and lacks the necessary response to stimulation. It is mostly caused by nerve damage, such as diabetes, multiple sclerosis, alcoholism, vitamin deficiency, trauma, etc., which lead to nerve damage and numbness. Some of them are due to long-term reliance on vibrators, which leads to excessive increase of stimulation threshold and loss of sexual sensitivity. Some are caused by psychological disorders.

Some women's clitoris is very sensitive and refuses any touching or rubbing, so systematic desensitization therapy is needed to improve this psychological barrier.

5. The clitoral hood is too long

For some women, the clitoral foreskin is so long that it completely covers the glans clitoris, and the foreskin is covered with wrinkles; for some women, the foreskin is very short and has very few wrinkles. When the foreskin is long, women cannot get enough sexual excitement during sexual activities, which may lead to decreased libido or orgasm disorder or both.

6. Clitoral pain

Clitoral pain caused by infection is the most common. For example, genital herpes can cause pain when it spreads to the area around the clitoris. Vulvovaginitis is also a common cause of clitoral pain. When gonococcal vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, and candidal vaginitis involve the entire private parts, they usually cause clitoral pain. Others such as Bartholin's gland cysts and genital warts can reflect or cause clitoral pain during sexual intercourse or caressing.

Some irritants

Various local irritation is another important cause of clitoral pain. For example, diabetes can often cause vulvar itching, which is unbearable and is often accompanied by fungal, Trichomonas and other secondary infections, which aggravate the pain.

Other systemic diseases such as jaundice, sepsis, anemia, etc. may also be accompanied by vulvar itching. With careful diagnosis and examination, it is not difficult to find the primary disease. Jock itch, scabies, pubic lice, parasite eggs, etc. are also common causes of vulvar itching.

Women who often wear polyester fiber underwear or jeans usually wrap the crotch tightly, resulting in poor ventilation and excessive stimulation of the physical and chemical factors of the private parts, resulting in vulva itching. Excessive washing or excessive use of perfume and other skin care products are also not good stimulation, which can eventually cause clitoral pain.

Neuritis can sometimes affect the clitoris, most commonly caused by diabetes. The application of doses of phenothiazines may provide a certain degree of relief from the symptoms.

If a woman is not used to cleaning her vulva, especially her clitoris and foreskin is too long, smegma or small stones may accumulate in the foreskin, which can cause abnormal pain during sexual intercourse like sand in the eyes. In secondary smegma and vulvitis, the clitoris becomes congested, edematous and bulges, which directly affects the development of sexual life. At this time, the patient should keep the private parts clean regularly to avoid the formation of scale. If adhesions of the clitoral hood occur due to infection, it may cause long-term and persistent pain.

7. Clitoral itching

Clitoral pruritus is a common type of vulvar pruritus. The most common sites for vulvar itching are the clitoris and labia area. In severe cases, it can spread to the labia majora, the entire vulva, the vulva, the anus, the back of the anus and even the thighs. Although this disease affects everyone from infants to adults and middle-aged women, the vast majority of patients are menopausal women. In mild cases, the itching is intermittent, and some only occur during sleep; in severe cases, the itching persists. Because the itching is uncomfortable, I have to scratch hard. Repeated scratching of the injured skin may cause lichenification and hypertrophy.

There are many causes of vulvar itching, the following three are common. The first is chronic local irritation, such as irritation from secretions and urine, as well as local irritation such as unclean parts and stains, which can cause itching. The second is suffering from private part diseases, such as varicose veins of the private part, leukoplakia of the vulva, vulvar itching during menopause, and private part skin diseases (such as lichen planus, chronic eczema, seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis, dermatophytes, etc.) and pubic lice. The third type is medical diseases, such as vitamin deficiency (especially A and B), diabetes, gout, jaundice, sepsis and other medical diseases. Some systemic hypersensitivity reactions such as drug rash and urticaria, as well as some people's allergies to soap, private parts cleansing fluid, hemorrhoid cream, contraceptive gel, contraceptive equipment, etc., can also cause itching. Some neurotic patients may also experience symptoms of neurogenic vulvar pruritus.

After getting sick, you need to keep the area clean and clean it every day. No strong acid soap is needed for cleaning, and boiling water is not allowed. Although boiling water can temporarily relieve itching, excessive hematoma in the private parts will excite the nerve endings, which will in turn aggravate the itching. Keep the area dry and try your best to stop scratching. The underwear should be made of pure cotton, loose and not tight. It is also not suitable for eating spicy food, irritating ingredients, dishes and seasonings.