At present, it is very important to have an idea of the structure and functioning of our body. It is not necessary to memorize all the names and exact descriptions, but the basic principles of work are worth knowing. This brings up the right attitude towards oneself, and also gives an understanding of a healthy body.
One of the main subjects of interest in our body are the genitals. Not only the reproductive function, but also the level of pleasure received during intercourse depends on their work. This issue is especially acute with female genital organs, which have a more complex structure than male ones. Due to the ignorance of many women, and especially men in this area, many couples face a lack of understanding of each other in sexual matters.
Female reproductive system
The girls' reproductive system has a complex structure, it closely interacts with other body systems. Classification of the size and shape of the female genital organs as a whole comes down to the fact that they are divided into:
- External that are located on the outside of the body. These include the vulva, which is formed from the labia minora and labia majora, pubis, perineum and clitoris.
- The internal ones that are inside the body. This includes the vagina, cervix, uterus, oviducts and ovaries.
Vulvar structure
In the vulvar area, several parts of the reproductive system are located at once, each of which performs its function. This is the structure and size of the female genital organs:
- Labia The labia minora can be compared in appearance with the flower petals. They are formed from spongy tissue, penetrated by a dense network of blood vessels and nerve endings, which play an important role in sexual arousal, as they are sensory receptors. They are deprived of hair and fat cells. Converge over the clitoris. The labia majora consists of adipose tissue and smooth muscles that form the folds of the skin that border the labia minora. They are covered with hairs, and also contain a large number of sebaceous and sweat glands. They play a protective function for the entire reproductive system. When there is no sexual stimulation, they are usually closed in the midline, thereby preventing infections from entering the clitoris, urethra and vagina. The appearance of the labia in women varies greatly, the size and shape, pigmentation, amount of hair can be very different.
- Pubis. Located above the pubic bone. Consists of adipose tissue, which is covered with skin and hair. It is also equipped with sensory receptors, so touching the skin or pressing on this area can cause sexual arousal.
- Crotch - the distance between the anus and the end of the labia. Deprived of hair and rich in nerve endings, can respond to sexual stimulation.
How is the clitoris
The clitoris is the most sensitive part of the female reproductive system. It is formed at the top of the fusion of the labia minora, covered with foreskin, so that in many women it can be seen only if you slightly lift a small area of skin above it. It resembles a small button, from which two long legs depart, directed into the vagina, the so-called clitoris body.
The clitoris is densely saturated with nerve endings, is the main organ directly involved in the delivery of pleasure to a woman during intercourse. Its only function is to stimulate sexual sensations. The clitoris is very sensitive to touch and pressure, and in some women, direct stimulation can cause pain. Therefore, it is better to try to cause sexual arousal by indirect exposure to it, through adjacent tissues and organs.
The size of the female genital organ, that is, the clitoris, is different, so sometimes it is barely noticeable, and in some cases it can be issued.
Vaginal structure
The vagina is an internal organ of the female reproductive system. It is formed by muscle tissue, located approximately at an angle of 45 degrees from the entrance to it. Its length in a nulliparous woman is about 8 cm. The entrance to the vagina is rich in sensory receptors, but their number decreases with depth, so its most sensitive part is located at the entrance.
The muscles of the vagina tend to contract to such an extent that they can tightly cover the finger, and expand so as to allow the baby to pass through it during childbirth. Therefore, the size of the female genital organ, the vagina in particular, does not matter much.
On the front wall of the vagina, closer to the entrance, there is a place that is especially sensitive to erotic stimulation, the so-called G. The density and size of it can be compared to bean, but when excited, it swells.
The vagina has a mucous membrane similar to that of the oral mucosa.
Cervix
The lower part of the cervix protrudes into the vagina. In its center there is a small hole through which sperm penetrate and menstrual blood, as well as mucus, is released. The cervical canal contains a large number of different glands, which produce mucus, the properties of which vary depending on the period of the menstrual cycle. On the surface of the cervix there are almost no nerve endings, so it almost does not respond to touch and does not affect sexual function. The sizes of the female genital organs located inside the body are approximately the same for all.
The structure and function of the uterus
The uterus is made up of muscle tissue. It is hollow inside, has the shape of an inverted pear, located in most cases perpendicular to the axis of the vaginal canal. Its length is about 8 cm and its width is about 5 cm. From the inside, the uterus is lined with endometrium, into which the fertilized egg is placed during pregnancy. The uterine walls are also actively involved in the delivery process. The activity of the body is regulated by hormones. It is fixed in the pelvic cavity using several ligaments.
The fallopian tubes
Oviducts are attached along the edges of the upper part of the uterus, reach up to 10 cm in length. Their ends resemble funnels with finger-shaped outgrowths that hang over the ovaries. From the inside, the fallopian tubes are lined with folds and covered with cilia. Eggs from the ovaries get into the oviducts, where they collide with sperm.
How are the ovaries
The ovaries are located under the funnels of the fallopian tubes, have the shape and size of inshell walnuts. Egg production is produced in them, and hormones progesterone, estradiol, etc. are produced. During each menstruation, several eggs enter the maturation stage, as a result of which they become capable of fertilization. The size of the female genital organs may increase at this time.
Stages of the menstrual cycle
A characteristic feature of the female reproductive system is the presence of menstruation. Each menstrual cycle implies the maturation of several new reproductive gametes - eggs. Before puberty, the girl has about half a million immature eggs in her ovaries. With age, most of them die.
Each of the gametes is surrounded by a thin layer of tissue that forms a follicle. During one menstrual cycle, several follicles begin to grow, but only one of them reaches a certain state, after which it breaks and is placed on the surface of the ovary. The process itself, when a mature egg is released from its follicle, is called ovulation.
The inner walls of the follicle are composed of special cells that, after the release of the egg, form the corpus luteum. It produces hormones necessary for conception, as well as for supporting the body in the early stages of pregnancy. If conception does not occur, then the corpus luteum degenerates.
During bleeding from the vagina, which accompanies the onset of the menstrual cycle due to the separation of epithelial cells from the inner wall of the uterus, the female genital organs (the sizes and photos of which we examined above) can increase and as a result put pressure on other organs, which is often accompanied by pains in the lower abdomen.
Hymen
This part of the female reproductive system occupies an intermediate position between the external and internal genital organs. It is located at a distance of 2 cm from the entrance to the vagina and covers it from the inside. Its shape, size and thickness vary. Usually there are several holes in the pleus through which menstrual blood passes, sometimes only one hole. It can also show the diversity of female genital organs. The hole size, respectively, is also not the same for all.
In essence, the hymen as such does not exist, and what we take for it is called the vaginal crown. It is stretched from various mechanical influences, including penetration. Contrary to traditional ideas, the first penetration does not have to be accompanied by damage to the pleus, pain and bleeding. With a large amount of lubricant and careful insertion into the vagina of the fingers or penis, the vaginal crown simply experiences a slight pressure, under the influence of which its walls are stretched.
Final word
Girls are often complexed due to the fact that their sizes of female genital organs do not correspond to generally accepted ones. This is fundamentally wrong idea about your body, because there are no canons for one or another part of the body, not only in terms of size, but also in terms of shapes. There is only a very general view for one or another organ, brought into line with functions, which can vary to a large extent.
Modifications can be infinite, although, of course, there are uniform principles of construction; but you don’t need to try to figure out how to determine the size of the female genital organs that you supposedly should have. We live in a society that dictates to us how we should look. But aesthetics is a relative category, and it is not necessary to adapt to the standard, which is most often biased, but based on the views of a limited group of people.
In general, no matter what the size of the female genitals, they are beautiful anyway, and you should love them. Everyone should understand this.