1. Privacy is formed four months before birth.
The reproductive organs in the embryonic period will gradually mature, and eventually the baby will have its own gender. When the embryo is about 10 weeks, if the DNA is destined to be a baby boy, then the penis and testicles will gradually take shape. If it is a baby girl, the reproductive organs will grow into the vagina.
2. Not all private vagina has hymen.
If there is no bleeding on the first night, it may be because you accidentally broke your hymen. This membrane is usually attached to the opening of the vagina-exercise and placing tampons may damage it-and even some people are born without hymen. On the contrary, some people's hymen is so thick that they have to be surgically removed-so that they can have sex or put tampons.
3. Private parts are only a part of reproductive organs.
Many women regard vagina as the whole of female reproductive organs, which is wrong. Although clitoris, vulva and urethra are only one inch apart, they are still independent components of reproductive organs. So, how to define a woman's vagina? The vagina is a moist muscle duct, which starts from the vulva and extends to the pelvis about 3 inches until the cervix (the opening of the uterus). Vagina will bring us orgasm. Every month, our "good friends" flow here, which is also the exit for our baby to leave his mother in the future.
There are many bacteria in the vagina of private parts.
Don't be afraid, it is these bacteria that maintain the acidic environment in the vagina and protect us from infection. In your vagina, there are about 15 kinds of bacteria camping. They are guardians of harmful microorganisms and bacteria.
5. Private places will smell.
A healthy vagina will give off a slightly different smell, depending on your diet, your body odor and your physiological cycle. Other fragrance sources include sweat, garlic, semen mixed secretions and so on.
6. Private places are eager for fresh air.
Just like other parts of your body, your vagina needs fresh air. If tight jeans or artificial underwear make her breathless, bacteria will multiply and easily cause infection.
7. Privacy itches.
Dry skin, sweating and thick clothes can make you feel itchy or tingling. However, severe itching that lasts for more than one day or itching from the vagina is not so simple. It may be bacterial infection or other diseases of reproductive organs.
8. Private places also need health check-ups.
You should have a self-examination of your vagina every three months. The method is simple-open the labia and observe the appearance of the vulva with a mirror to check whether there is abnormal growth and whether the color of the vulva is normal. Under normal circumstances, there will be no major problems in our examination, but if you find suspicious lumps or small bags, you must find a doctor for professional examination as soon as possible.