The female reproductive system is a subtle natural mechanism focused on the reproduction of the human race. Conception, fertilization of the egg by male spermatozoa, its subsequent migration, entry into the uterine cavity, fetal development and, finally, the birth of a child.
All these processes are part of the main mission of women - motherhood.
The structure of the uterus and all other components of the female reproductive system allows for the implementation of this “natural project” with maximum impact. With the advent of the first child, a woman gains additional incentives for life, her soul is renewed, and her body becomes strong.
The woman’s reproductive system includes the external genitalia, consisting of large shameless lips, between which there are small shameless lips, thinner and more tender, they cover the entrance to the vagina. On the inner surface of the labia minora are the so-called Bartholin glands, which release lubricant during intercourse, necessary for better gliding of the male penis. At the top of the junction of the small lips is the clitoris, usually a small tubercle. But there are larger clits, in an excited state, up to three centimeters in length.
The purpose of the clitoris is purely conditional, if we consider it from the point of view of participation in the process of procreation. However, it plays a significant role in sexual intercourse, since it significantly increases the degree of sexual arousal of a woman and thereby activates the entire course of sexual contact. The labia minora and the clitoris are the vestibule of the vagina. The vagina itself is a muscle formation in the form of a tube capable of contracting, expanding and stretching in length. The average
length of a woman's
vagina is 12-14 centimeters. Its inner surface in a healthy woman is always wet. The anatomy of the female reproductive system is such that each part is fully consistent with the main task - the birth of a child.
The vagina ends with the
uterus, the structure of the uterus allows it to open slightly at the conception and allow the male sperm to pass, opening them the path to the egg. The body of the uterus is an elastic muscle sac, the size of a female cam. However, during pregnancy, the uterus can increase
15-20 times. Its ability to stretch is almost unlimited. In its upper part, the uterus connects to the phalopian tubes, and the tubes end in the ovaries, in which the egg is periodically reproduced, with the cycle of maturation once a month.
The egg shell - the follicle - releases its ward as it is ready. The egg, freed, begins to move towards the uterus and, during its journey, is overtaken by a male sperm. Due to the fact that the structure of the uterus favors the advancement of sperm, the process of fertilization occurs.
The rather complex structure of the uterus and other components of the female reproductive system suggests their perfect interaction. Responsibility for the end result - the appearance of a healthy child - is too high.
Nature does not forgive negligence, and vice versa will always help, if you follow its laws exactly. The process of procreation begins with the sexual contact of a woman and a man. Simply put, sexual intercourse occurs, as a result of which a female egg, if it is in the stage of ovulation, is fertilized. A fertilized egg passes through the fallopian tube, enters the uterus and is implanted. From this moment begins the countdown of the pregnancy period, which usually lasts 40 weeks and ends with childbirth. The structure of the female reproductive system is one of the most amazing natural phenomena.