Secrets of a woman’s private parts that cannot be told

　　vagina secrets
　　
1. Generally, the vaginal size ranges from the opening to Uterus The neck is about 7.5 cm, but during intercourse, its capacity is elastic and can accommodate any size of penis.

2. The area inside the vagina that is about two-thirds of the length of the vagina from the vaginal opening is much more sensitive than the front end of the vagina.

3. Although not all female Everyone has a G-spot, but for women with a G-spot, its location is usually on the front wall of the vagina, about 3 centimeters from the vaginal opening.

4. Generally speaking, the tip of the clitoris has more tips just like the head of the penis. nerve , the size of the clitoris is approximately 0.16 cm wide and 0.16 cm long.

5. Long-term sexual activities will maintain the elasticity of the vagina, allowing the vagina to engage in such sexual activities for a lifetime.

How to tell whether secretions are normal?
　　
Abnormal secretions are slightly yellow to green and smell fishy; normal secretions are pure and white, and the viscosity depends on the stage of the menstrual cycle. It is less and clean during the ovulation period and more after the end of the ovulation period. Women will have a certain amount of discharge. If it has not happened before but only recently, don’t panic. Women who don’t understand will think that they are infected. disease , but this is normal, and you don’t need to worry about it unless it hurts, feels hot or smells bad.

How to identify four-core bacteria in vaginal infection?
　　
There are many bacteria in the vagina. How do you identify which one is yeast, fungi, bacteria or trichomonas? The most common symptom of yeast infection is itching around the vagina; bacterial infection in the vagina is mostly through sexual intercourse, which will cause red and hot vaginal secretions with a sticky odor; as for trichomoniasis infection, it is also transmitted through sexual intercourse, and yellow or green discharge will appear. The latter two are treated with antibiotics. If left untreated, bacterial infection can cause pelvic inflammation, which in severe cases can lead to infertility; if untreated during pregnancy, trichomonas infection may lead to premature birth。