What to do if your labia majora is fissured

If the labia is found to be fissured, it is not a minor disease. Once it happens, there is usually no way to do conservative treatment. The only way to repair the labia is to take some surgical methods. Once other symptoms are found, it will threaten your health, causing many female friends to develop some gynecological diseases. This must be taken specially seriously.

The labia are an important part of the female external genitalia. It is divided into labia majora and labia minora. Labia majora: located on both sides of the vulva and may be covered with hair. The labia majora may cover part or all of the vulva. The outside of the labia majora may be closer in color to the rest of the body, while the inside may be darker or lighter. But in fact there are many different variations. Labia minora: Two soft, dark-colored flaps of skin located inside the labia majora and outside the vaginal opening. However, in some special women, the "minor" labia may be larger and protrude more than the "major" labia. The labia are the "guardians" of the urinary and reproductive systems.

The labia minora are soft, have no subcutaneous fat, are rich in sebaceous glands and sweat glands, and have a moist, smooth and hairless surface. There is a rich distribution of nerves under the mucosa, so the sensitivity is very keen.

The labia minora are thin, and their size and shape vary greatly from person to person. Some are not symmetrical, one side is bigger than the other side, which is normal.

For unmarried and married women who have not given birth, the labia minora are closed, which plays a role in protecting the vagina and internal reproductive organs and is part of the female natural defense function.

The front ends of the labia minora fuse together and are divided into two leaves. The front leaf surrounds the clitoris to form the clitoral hood, and the back leaf forms the clitoral frenulum. The posterior end of the labia minora merges with the posterior end of the labia majora, forming a fold in the midline, which is the frenulum of the labia, which is easily torn during childbirth.

The labia minora are located on the inside of the labia majora and are also skin folds. No pubic hair grows on them. Their surface is smooth, delicate, and elastic. They are mostly light red in color, moist like mucous membranes, and have sebaceous glands distributed on them. There are blood vessels, elastic fibers and a small amount of smooth muscles under the skin, as well as rich nerve distribution, and the senses are very acute. There are great individual differences in the shape and size of the labia minora. Some people's labia minora are very narrow, while others' are very long and hang down to the outside of the labia majora.

Some are very thick, some are very thin, some are irregular umbrella-shaped; some are as big as a fingernail and have a typical semicircular shape. Some people's labia minora are light pink; some are brownish red; some people's labia minora even have two colors, the outer side is brown-black, and the inner side is pink. Generally speaking, its color deepens with age and number of births. Women in some African tribes are proud of the length of their labia minora, so they pull it from a young age. As a result, their labia minora become thick and long when they grow up, protruding high beyond the labia majora. However, their size has no obvious effect on sexual response.