what is the deapth of a vagina?
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It is about 4inches in depth. Anterior wall measures 31/2 inches  long and posterior wall 41/2 inches long.  The transverse folds in the vaginal wall, allow the vagina to stretch and dilate during the intercourse and during delivery of the child.
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The vagina is not completely closed up by the hymen. It is just  the opening is a little narrower.
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the ****** you are so nasty!!!!!!!!! >:-O which is the vagina. ewwwwwwww.........
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On the inside of the front of a woman's vagina - just behind the bladder (stick your fingers in and curve them forward, like your signaling somebody to "come here" when she tells you she feels like she has to pee, you know you've hit the spot)
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its the fine layer of skin that covers the entrance to the vagina.\n\nit can get broken before sex, such as m-bation, exercise\n\nsome women can bleed and find it painful, i personally did. but still enjoyed it.
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A sensitive spot in a woman's vagina.
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Case Title:  On Vaginal size, vaginal enlargement, vaginal muscular development for sexual orgasm. \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nReader: 3/01/2003>My husband is complaining of vaginal loosness and I am 25 with three childeren. I am a large framed woman and am wondering if petite women have smaller vaginas. What can I do? Do women who are over weight have bigger vaginas?\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nDr. Lin: 3/01/2003> The "expandable size (circumference)" of your vaginal orifice can reach twice the length of of your labia minors, approximately the maximum circumference of your mouth. The muscle and nerve of the vaginal orifice can be plastically over-stretched (deformed) by childbirth even if it has been sewed back properly. If this is the case, it will take a year or longer for the over-stretched muscle and nerve to regain its elasticity. To let the plastically deformed muscle and nerve recover faster, you need the neuro-nutrients and hGH/DHEA/androstenedione/testosterone to heal the the damaged/fatigued tissues and nerves.  Vaginal exercises are to help increase the trapping of testosterone and DHT via the local blood circulation in the PC muscle and pelvic/perineum  floor, but you need sufficient neurochemicals and hormones in the bloodstream to help build the muscle where testosterone will be burned into DHT for muscular development and ,at the same time, release the bioelectric energy to charge (sensitize) the local nerves (sensory, parasympathetic and sympathetic).  Vaginal exercises also stimulate the Greater Vestibular Glands ( http://www.actionlove.com/image/g-spot.jpg ) to  release more female precum  (like the male pre-ejaculation fluid from the bulbourethral glands for premature ejaculation) that helps accelerate female orgasmic responses. Of course, you need the neurochemicals and hormones to release  precum.\nDuring lovemaking, what he wants to feel is the gripping force of your vagina. But, his feeling also depends on his penile erection and nervous sensitivity, not only on your vaginal tightness or gripping force..\nIf his erection is weak due to a lack of the neurotransmitters acetylcholine, his penile skin surface nerves become less sensitive and you won't feel pleasure during lovemaking either.  In a lot of situations, men blame their partners' vaginal enlargement for their penile shrinkage. If his penis is very hard and can exert a high stimulation pressure on your urethral/vaginal spongy tissues, he won't feel your vaginal looseness even if your vagina is real loose; instead, you will experience a peeing   urgency and/or intercourse pain when the hard erecting penis stimulates your urethral and G-spot nerves. \nThe peeing urgency and/or intercourse pain usually happen when your vaginal/urethral spongy tissues won't erect due to a lack of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine and  the hormones androstenedione/testosterone in the vagina/urethral spongy tissues and nerves, or due to an excessive binding of the stress neurohormone adrenalin into the sympathetic alpha-2 receptors in the vaginal/urethral arteries and tissues.  In fact,  a lack of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine and  the hormones androstenedione/testosterone and/or due to an excessive binding of the stress neurohormone adrenalin into the sympathetic alpha-2 receptors will shrink your vaginal and urethral spongy tissues and result in vaginal enlargement.  If your vaginal condition reaches this state,  you feel nothing either during lovemaking. \nIn fact, the penile shrinkage and vaginal enlargement are the same thing as discussed in these two links-\nThe principles of the Penile/G-spot/Clitoral enlargement and Vaginal Narrowing (Reduction, yes!) are the same thing! for more sexual orgasm.If you erect your clitoris in the arousal state, your vaginal/urethral spongy tissues will become erecting to your vagin
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Vaginal depth ranges from about 7 to 14 cm, or about 3 to 5-1/2 inches. It measures about 11-12 cm during sexual arousal.
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I have a vagina (i think thats what its called).  What exactly is a vagina?  Does that make me a female?  Could I be pregnant since I just thought about sex?  I also just felt a strange pain in my toe!  Could I be pregnant?!  AAAAHHHHHHHHHH! =0)
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Any brain that gets within 3 feet of a vagina stops working correctly. The better the vagina- the more powerful the effect. Try it. Bring your head closer and closer to a vagina and see what happens. You can't think straight. Since a girls brain is always within 3 feet it has suffered permanent damage. Notice how after being in the uterus for nine months and then passing through the birth canal it takes most people two or three years before they can walk straight and put a decent sentence together! Also check your dad out. He's been getting his head pretty close to mom's vagina for years and if he's like most dads he's pretty mental by now.\n\nThat's my theory anyway. Nobody's proven me wrong so far.
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The G-Spot, or Grafenberg Spot. \n\nThis is a small, highly sensitive area located 5-8 cm (2-3 inches) inside the vagina, on the front or upper wall. \n\nNamed after its discoverer, a German gynaecologist called Ernst Grafenberg, it is sometimes romantically referred to as the Goddess Spot. \n\n.
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Anatomy\nIn common speech, the term "vagina" is often used to refer to the vulva or female genitals generally; strictly speaking the vagina is a specific internal structure and the vulva is the exterior genitalia only. The labia and other parts would be considered parts of the vagina as well in its common usage.\n\nLength, width and shape of the vagina may vary. When a woman gives birth and during sexual intercourse, the vagina widens and lengthens up to 2-3 times.\n\nVaginal lubrication is provided by glands near the vaginal opening and the cervix and also seeps through the vaginal wall (which does not contain any glands).\n\nThe hymen -- a membrane situated behind the urethral opening -- partially covers the vagina in many organisms, including some human females, from birth until it is ruptured by sexual intercourse, or by any number of other activities including medical examinations, injury, certain types of exercise, or introduction of a foreign object.\n\nFunctions of the vagina\nFrom a biological perspective, the vagina performs the following functions:\n\nProviding a path for menstrual fluids to leave the body. \nGiving birth \nSexual activity \nThe concentration of nerve endings particularly close to the mouth of the vagina causes pleasure to be experienced during sexual activity. Some women have a very sensitive erogenous zone called the G-spot inside their vagina (in the anterior of the vagina, about five cm in from the entrance), which can produce very intense orgasms if stimulated properly, possibly responsible for the disputed female ejaculation. Not all women have a G-spot that is responsive to stimulation, however.\n\nGiving birth\nDuring live birth, the vagina provides the route to deliver the fetus from the uterus to its independent life outside the body of the mother. During birth, the vagina is often referred to as the birth canal.\n\nMenstruation\nThe vagina provides a path for menstrual fluids to leave the body. In modern societies, tampons, menstrual cups and sanitary towels may be used to absorb or capture these bodily fluids.\n\nSexual health and hygiene\nMany women insert tampons during menstruation. These must be regularly changed - at least every 4 to 8 hours. Other objects inserted include diaphragms (placed against the cervix, blocking it from sperm), spermicidal cream and lubricant. Additionally, some women use vaginal douches, which serve to cleanse the vagina with a gentle soap intended to remove odor. These days, such treatment is discouraged by doctors, as it may upset the balance of bacteria in the vagina, rather than helping it. The vagina itself needs no particular treatment in the name of basic hygiene.\n\nThe vagina is examined during gynecological exams, often using an instrument called a speculum, which keeps the vagina open for visual inspections or taking of samples (see pap smear).\n\nVarious disorders can affect the vagina, including vaginal cancer and yeast infections. See vulvovaginal health.\n\none more additionl.. whts inside a girl's hole.. HEAVEN ON EARTH!!!
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That is such a brilliant question!\n\nFor a man:\n1 an*l sphincter\n1 sphincter on the penis\n2 'earholes'\n2 nostrils\n1 mouth\n=7 in total\n\nWoah there!! It's not the same for women! They have 8: the vagina and urethra are separate holes (unless it's true that babies grow in the bladder and not the uterus...)\n\nThere are millions if you count sweat glands and the holes where hair follicles grow...\n\n[Edit: I wouldn't go so far as to say there were an infinite number!]\n[Edit: Hmmm.. what ARE the 9 holes, Foolsbane?]
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The anogenital distance is a measure of feminisation measuring the distance between the anus and the base of the penis. Studies show that the perineum is twice as long in males as in females. The AGD in males may be shortened through exposure to phthalates found in some plastics.\n\nIn simpler words the distance depends on the size of the person, thus the distance between the penis and anus differs
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There are'nt different types. The outter part or lips are called the vulva, just beyond that is the labia that look like a second set of lips. At the top is the clitoris and the opening to the urethra (where you pee out of) the inside of the vagina leads to the rest of your female plumbing. The opening to the uterus which is of the cervix where they swab during a pap, and the fallopian tubes leading to the overies.
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its the vagina department
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LOL! that's hilarious i know that every organ in your body is some how connected but let's be real! sh** comes out of your a** not a woman's vagina! go back to anatomy class or woman's biology!