difference parts of the vagina
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The female Anatomy \n\nInternal Female Reproductive System\nVagina\nUterus\nFallopian Tubes\nOvaries\n\nExternal Female Reproductive Organs\nMons veneris\nLabia Majora\nLabia Minora\nClitoris\nHymen\n\n\n click here for a full description:\n\nhttp://www.blendonhealth.i8.com/catalog.html
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Excuse me for being nasty but...\n\nPENIS GOES IN THE VAGINA!!!!\n\nNOWHERE ELSE!!!
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A vagina is only about 4 to 5 inches deep. It expands in the back during full sexual arousal, so it can accomodate a little more length, but in general, the 4 to 5 inch measurement is what you'll find in textbooks.
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When the foundation muscles around the vagina weaken, the bladder and rectum (bottom part of the colon) can push into pouches in the soft tissues around the vagina.\n\nThis is called prolapse, and does not really mean that the bladder and colon are falling out, but that they are not in their normal positions.
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the clit or clitoris is the only female organ that is only and i mean only built for pleasure and orgasm just like how you bell end feels like after you have came built nipples are not packed with as many nerve endings as a bell or a clit
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vaginal bleeding can come from a rip inside you.. and it is a difference in the blood and the smell of the blood too...a women can usually tell the difference in a period and vaginal bleeding..
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A full (regular) physical does not include touching the vagina. A full physical examination is for hearing, sight, wt, ht, b/p, respirations, checking for lumps on the breast, and posssiblyyy a peak at the external genitalia. \n\nAre you talking about a full ob-gyn appt? If your friend say a gynocologist, they do commonly perform a Paps smear, which scrapes the wall of the inside of the vagina for tissue cells to examine for Cervical cancer. They do not remove a part of your vagina...unless she really did have some serious cyst...then, she could've undergone some kind of surgical operation for removal.
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A vagina can be either relaxed or aroused. When it is relaxed the walls are collapsed against each other and the cervix lays closer to the front. When it is aroused the cervix pulls up and the vagina walls open apart. This makes the vagina longer and wider.\n\nWhether relaxed or aroused, the vagina walls are very elastic and can stretch enormously in length and in width. The difference is that stretching them while relaxed will cause discomfort or pain whereas stretching them during arousal causes pleasure (until a certain limit, after which pain dominates).\n\nThe average length (depth) of the vagina is as follows:\n\nRelaxed --> 3.5 to 4 inches (with a diameter < 1 inch)\nAroused (tented) --> 5 to 6 inches (with a diameter of 1.5 to 2.5 inches; the vagina is narrowest at the opening).\nStretched --> 8 to 9 inches (with a diameter of 2.5 to 3 inches, and more during childbirth).\n\nNote that the bottom wall of the vagina is longer than the top wall and the cervix protrudes which gives the impression that the vagina is shorter than it is.\n\nVaginas vary in sizes just like penises do, although less extreme. Deeper vaginas usually dilate more than the shorter ones.\n\nThe vaginal depth can be varied from 2-6 inches, depending on each individual and the elastic strength of the uterine support-ligaments.\n\nA woman can also experience a change of her vaginal depth in response to her menstrual cycle. The deepest vagina occurs around the ovulation days when the daily testosterone and DHEA levels reach their maximum of the menstrual cycle. These are the most comfortable times for sex and sexual orgasm.
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Circumcise and Not circumcised.  The difference is the foreskin.
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1.  H - Hose (pantyhose)\n2.  G - Girls (All women begin as girls.)\n3.  P - Pretty (Most women would love to be thought of as pretty)\n4.  L - Lady (Most women would love to be considered a "lady")\n5.  W - Womb (All women have one)\n6.   S - Sexy (Most women would love to be considered "sexy")\n7.  T - Touchy-feely (Most women I know are very touchy-feely ie, emotional)\n8.  V - Vagina (Yep, I went there.  Yep all women have one.)\n\nYou're welcome . :)
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The G-spot is a small patch of spongy tissue located high on the front wall of the vagina, behind the pubic bone.  It is named for Ernst Gräfenberg, the gynecologist who first reported it's possible involvement in female orgasm.  The G-spot is the site of Skene's gland, the female analog of the prostate gland and the site where the urethra is closest to (and may be stimulated through) the vaginal wall.\n\nThe clitoris is a small bulb of flesh located above the vaginal opening, between the labia.  During fetal development, the clitoris is formed from the same tissue that forms the penis in males.  The nervous system of the clitoris is very similar to that of the penis, making it very sensitive to stimulation.
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Is it a slang term for a woman's vagina?
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PROLLY A VAGINA CAUSE IT SMELLS LIKE FISH
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It’s part of the vulva, the external genital organs. It’s located outside the vagina. The hymen is a layer of tissue, just like the tissue around the opening of your vagina that partially conceals the vaginal orifice. You may or may not have one, most females do. The hymen is named after the Greek God Hymenaeus -- the God of marriage and weddings, FYI.
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I think from what you're saying, you're talking about the labia minora or inner lips. Yes, they dangle in some women. My guess? It's perfectly normal, don't worry about it.\n\nHere's a link to a site that has pictures (drawings) of different vulvas. It's a good way to realize that all women are slightly different down there:\nhttp://www.bettydodson.com/subsex41genart.htm
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It doesn't really work that way.  There is blood because the hymen is ripped. The hymen isn't in the vagina, but it's part of the vulva (the external genital organs).  It’s located outside the vagina. The hymen is a layer of tissue, just like the tissue around the opening of your vagina that partially conceals the vaginal orifice.
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they are:\nmouth (buccal) cavity\npharynx\nesophagus\nstomach\nileum\nduodenum\nlarge intestine\nrectum\nanus