6 little secrets of the vagina, don't you want to know?

The vagina is a very important organ for women. Do you understand your vagina? What secrets are hidden in the vagina? Let us discover it together and protect it well.

Vaginal secrets women should know

Generally speaking, the length of the vagina is 8.5cm-12cm. However, when it is stimulated by external factors, the vagina will become longer and larger, almost twice as large as before. Sufficient foreplay will allow the vagina to expand freely, allowing you to enjoy sex better.

As women age, the estrogen level in their bodies will gradually decrease, and collagen will be lost to varying degrees. These factors directly affect women's vagina. Compared with before, the labia are no longer as plump and even have wrinkles. These are normal physiological phenomena, just like growing taller.

Sexual health researchers point out that when a woman reaches orgasm, vaginal ejaculation occurs. This is because the front wall of the vagina will secrete fluid when it is stimulated. Researchers say that the nerves, blood vessels and spongy tissue around the vagina are women's "prostate."

There is no change in a woman's vagina before and after childbirth, and it is difficult to tell whether a woman has given birth from the appearance of the vagina. Some women may feel vaginal loosening after giving birth. At this time, women can frequently do vaginal tightening exercises to restore vaginal function.

For a normal woman, the vagina will secrete fluid once every 8 hours, weighing about 1.55g. The more pronounced the labia majora are, the more fluid will be secreted. These liquids are generally white in color and become slightly yellowish when dry. If green secretions appear and are accompanied by a fishy smell, you should go to the hospital for a physical examination in time.

The fluids secreted by various glands in the vagina serve to lubricate and clean the vagina. Therefore, when taking a bath, you should avoid excessive cleaning to avoid destroying the natural lubricant and causing bacterial growth. Under normal circumstances, you can just wash the vulva with clean water, and there is no need to flush the vagina.