Are women's vulvas the same?

Speaking of the vulva, many women actually feel very shy, but the vulva is a very vulnerable part of the female body and deserves the attention of female friends. The vulva is a reproductive organ that exists in every female body. In fact, the size and color of the vulva of each woman are different. For female friends, you should also pay attention to the following knowledge about the vulva.

1. Why is the clitoris so sensitive?

Women who have had sex must have had this feeling: they feel very excited when their partner stimulates their clitoris. Some women can even reach orgasm just by stimulating their clitoris.

What is the reason for this? It turns out that the clitoris is covered with nerve endings, which transmit the stimulation directly to the brain, causing a series of reactions in girls. For example, some women's clitoris will turn red and enlarge after being stimulated, just like the male genitals will have an erection reaction. Therefore, some women’s clitoris is particularly sensitive and they feel “unbearable” when touched. Some women also dislike their partners touching this area for other reasons. In fact, it is because they are too sensitive that they feel so-called disgust.

2. Does every girl’s vagina smell the same?

Careful girls will find that they can smell the scent of the vagina every time they wash their genitals. Some women panic because they don't know much about the existence of smells. Does every girl's vagina smell the same?

The answer is no. Because some women have vaginitis problems due to lack of hygiene, a common symptom of this type of disease is the production of odor. In addition, studies have confirmed that some foods that girls eat can also change the odor of the vagina! For example, irritating foods such as ginger, garlic, and barbecue can cause a similar odor in the vagina. If you want to avoid these unpleasant odors, just control your mouth!

3. Is it wrong to clean the vagina every day?

Cleanliness is an effective way to maintain health. Many girls pay attention to hygiene and wash their private parts carefully every day, believing that this can prevent gynecological diseases. In fact, this behavior can easily breed bacteria. Because the vagina itself is actually clean and has its own set of cleaning functions. If you always clean your private parts frequently, it will destroy the natural protective barrier, making it easier for bacteria to enter, which is not worth the loss!