As to what Form the Vagina is Normal and healthy?

As to what Form the Vagina is Normal and healthy?

    If you are a woman, perhaps you've wondered what kind of shape is actually a normal vagina. But maybe you are shy to ask or want to ask where to get confused. There are also not uncommon even women who do not know the shape of the vagina itself. Like humans, the vagina also are highly individualistic. There are no two exactly the same vagina. Do not compare yourself with others, because a normal vagina looks like for someone, not necessarily for you. You are a unique individual. Yes, even your vagina.

    Its greatest possibility, your vagina is fine. But, just to help give You inner peace, here's a guide to the variety of size and shape of the vagina (as well as some signs should be wary if there's actually something wrong on your vagina).

The importance of vaginal examinations independently

Vaginal inspection independent is a way for a woman to see her pussy and vulvanya. This independent inspection can help you better understand your body, and any issues that may require medical attention.

The best time to carry out an examination of the vagina self help is right in the middle of your menstrual cycle two. To note, the vaginal examination independent does not mean You do not need to undergo a routine pelvic examination by your gynecologist.

To perform a vaginal examination is self-contained, you need:

• A small flashlight or good lighting in the room
• A hand-held mirror with a long grip
• Speculum (or, you can also use your hands)
• Do not douche or vaginal cream slathered (vaginal cleanser spray) before conducting the inspection

     Hand-washing, and tanggalkan pants. Sitting in a Chair, bed or sofa, floor, and buffering your back with a pillow. Bend your knees until both legs are in addition to the buttocks. Bersender slightly to the rear, and the widening of both your knees so that Your genital area can be seen.

    Handheld or elevated mirror in front of Your genital area, and adjust the direction of the beam of the flashlight so you can look into.

What sort of characteristics and shape of a normal healthy vagina?

1. The Vulva

The vulva is the organ of the genitalia on the outside of the vagina that can be seen with the naked eye. The vulva includes the mons pubis (the pubic hump), the labia majora (outer lips), the labia minora (lips), clitoris, and the external openings of the urethra and vagina.

We are often confused between the vulva and vagina. Vaginal birth, aka all 8 centimeters, is inside the body. Only the vaginal opening (introitus) course which you can see from the outside.

Normal vaginal wall berwana redness (can be bright pink or brown) and have folds or wrinkles. The vulva can have wrinkles, and this is a normal thing. In fact, the wrinkles on the vulva signifies elasticity, so don't feel this makes you feel old or not normal.

That is not normal: If the vulva feels pain or there is a strange lump like vaginal warts — is caused by a virus that is transmitted through sexual intercourse.

2. The Labia

The labia is the most easily visible from Your vulva — petals cover is split into two parts at the mons pubis. Petals is called with the labia majora, or often also referred to as "vaginal lips". If you open Your labia majora, it would seem the smaller petals in it, on either side of the vaginal opening to you.

Many people believe that the lips of the two labia should have a certain length, but this is not true. In more than half the women, the labia minora lips could be long and protruding out of the labia majora. Sometimes, the two pairs of labia can be long, thick, or even thin. Sometimes, the skin color of the labia can resemble skin tone body, darker, or lighter. Some labia can have one side longer than the other. All this is normal vaginal variety.

That is not normal: the skin of the labia that changes color and have white patches can be a sign of disease lichen sclerosus, commonly found in women of menopausal age. Itching, heat, and/or bleeding from the skin of the vulva can also be a sign of health problems — from skin conditions to venereal disease.

3. The clitoris

Right at the top, where the ends of the labia minora meet, is the clitoris. The piece of skin where they met, which cover most of the clitoris externally, referred to as the clitoral hood. The supposed layman, the clitoris is a soft pink, just like the eraser on the tip of a pencil. But in fact, most of the clitoris (three perempatnya) actually be inside your body.

In General, the clitoris that looks from the outside has a size of 0.5 cm to 1.3 cm. If, however, Your clitoris is larger than the ' standard ', don't worry. Your vagina is still classified as normal, let alone the size of the clitoris can still grow up to ereksinya when the network gets a stimulus. The outermost part of the clitoris can also be smaller, even hidden. In addition, the clitoris in some women can also have a flap of skin that sags above the clitoris area. Has clitoris hidden doesn't mean you don't have it at all, or cannot give rise to the stimulus. All these things are normal.

That is not normal: If the area of the clitoris feels pain or burning, which can be associated with a overstimulasi time sex or masturbation, or because of smegma buildup (white-coloured crust of urine sediment, oil, and dead skin cells — did not spread and dangerous, too not cause cancer of the genitalia) behind the hood of your clitoris. Smegma can You clean with just water.

In addition, also note whether there is a sensation of itching, which can denote yeast infection.

4. Vaginal fluid

Though many of us who considered whiteness as things that are not normal, vaginal fluid is actually a natural part of the automatic cleanup mechanism made by a healthy vagina.

Vaginal discharge that is natural has the characteristic bright color or textured and transparent liquid, viscous and sticky, white milk, or texture like pasta. In addition, a healthy vaginal fluid does not smell foul, it does not contain blood and/or bloody, and it doesn't look like curd. Normal vaginal fluid is also not accompanied by itching.

Abnormal vaginal discharge: that you have to beware of is the liquid that lumpy in gray, yellow, or greenish, followed by the pungent stench and can be accompanied by itching. This condition may indicate a sexually transmitted infection, such as trichomoniasis or bacterial vaginosis. Vaginal discharge that looks like curd can mean a vaginal yeast infection.

5. Pussy

Referred to as the vagina is actually a small openings under Your clitoris and urethra. Although only a very few of the vagina that can be seen, if you insert a finger into it, you'll feel all kinds of grooves, such as "the hills" and "valleys". This lump is called vaginal rugae, and is the normal thing — which helps the vagina expand themselves when sex.

That differentiates vaginal rugae with bumps that indicates unhealthy vaginal requires medical attention, it is the pain, rough texture, bump is high, indicating that the lump is a genital wart.

In the back of your vagina is the cervix, which look like small donuts with a very small hole right in the Middle, called ostium. You may notice the presence of polyps (meat grow) that hanging and protruding through the ostium. These polyps are easily bleed, but need not be lifted unless it bothers you.

The cervix may have a lump contains fluid that look like blackheads. This harmless nodule, known as Nabothian cysts. Nabothian cysts are caused by glandular mucus producers from the uterus. These cysts can come and go, and others. These cysts do not require treatment.

Note also the wall of your vagina. On the healthy vagina, the condition of the wall can vary — dry to very wet. The vagina tends to be dry before the woman reached puberty, during lactation, and after menopause, as well as leading up to and shortly after menses. The ecosystem of the vaginal walls become wet when ovulation during pregnancy, and during sexual stimulation.

That is not normal: vaginal pain is not normal, even after sexual intercourse. If a regular sex makes you feel soreness or pain, or if you experience pain in the vagina which is not associated with any activity, talk with a doctor.