147 Women's vagina pictures

The color of a woman's genitals varies from person to person and is also related to the body's hormones and age. Normally, the perineum of young women is light pink. With the increase of age, the perineum skin of young women becomes obviously red or dark red. The genitals of healthy women are darker than the skin in other areas, and some are even significantly darker than other parts. Especially during pregnancy, the private parts, nipples and armpits of women will appear dark brown. This is all due to the high level of estrogen in the body, which causes pigmentation and is also a normal phenomenon.

The female feminine part is called the private part in clinical medicine, also known as the reproductive organ. Located on the inner side of the thighs, it is surrounded by the ischial tuberosity in front and the perineum behind, including the mons pubis, labia majora, labia minora, clitoris and vestibule of the vagina. The vaginal vestibule is divided into the vestibular bulbs and the greater Bartholin's glands. The external urethra, vaginal opening and hymen are broken. The vulva is located behind the urethra and behind the vestibule. The edge of the hymen is covered with a thin layer of mucous membrane wrinkles. The hymen is broken. Most of the broken hymen has a ring-shaped or crescent-shaped opening in the center, and very rarely it is sieve-shaped or umbrella-shaped. The size of the hole varies greatly, and can be so small that a finger cannot pass through, or even locked. It can roughly accommodate two fingers, and even the hymen is broken.

Women's genitals are often gray and black, which is actually the main manifestation of melanin accumulation in the private parts, which may be related to the stimulation of estrogen and progesterone secretion in the body. It may also be caused by the influence of hormones secreted by the fetus during pregnancy. For example, when a woman is pregnant, the fetus will secrete melanocyte-stimulating hormone, which will cause increased pigmentation and accumulate in the female genitals, nipples, and nipples. At the same time, estrogen and progesterone also have the effect of stimulating melanocytes. Therefore, for women who are not pregnant, dark genitals may occur as long as they have their first menstruation.

Therefore, regardless of whether a woman is pregnant or has sex, her private parts may darken, but it usually occurs after the menarche, and it is not common before puberty.