vagina

(Anatomy) Passage from the vulva to the cervix for breeding and giving birth to female mammals

The epithelial layer of the vagina consists of many flat cell layers. Changes in the status of these cells during the menstrual cycle can be detected by wiping the lining and observing the cells under a microscope.

The vagina used in colloquial terms generally refers to the genitals of the vulva or female, but the anatomy is completely internal structure and the vagina is called the vagina.

"Vaginal secretion" is a medical term used to describe bodily fluid flowing out of the vagina. Efflux is a general term consisting of cervical and vaginal cells, bacteria, mucus and water. Because of the low estrogen levels, discharge times for menopausal patients will be shortened. The fertile cervix around ovulation provides extra lubrication. The consistency (smooth, viscous or faint, elastic) and sensation (wet or dry) of the cervix changes throughout the cycle and can show a periodic phase. Detailed information on emissions characteristics and changes

Buri describes vaginal secretions as liquids released by the vagina and cervical glands. Liquid carries dead cells and bacteria from the body, vaginal secretions help keep the vagina clean and prevent infection. Burris also stated that the number and color range of normal vaginal secretions varies from clear to opalescent white secretions. I am astringent, but the fishy odor is a sign of infection, but discharge may cause a slight smell. "Sometimes emissions will change," Burris said. "After a while there was almost no discharge, even after a while there was a dark white discharge from 2 to 3 days after the end of the period.The consistency became more like mucus after a few days.The viscosity There is a waste water thick and white by the next period.

Most vagina is odorless. If your vagina is smelly it may be a sign of infection that causes bacterial vaginosis, a change in vaginal pH, causing it to become alkaline or "fishy". If you notice excessive vaginal discharge or vaginal smell, please consult your health care provider. The vulva can be kept fresh with water or water and simple soap. When exercising and sweating, it is best to wash the vulva with simple soap and water and stimulate sweat behind the skin so that the pores do not clog the pores. The more ingredients of soap, the more likely it is to stimulate the vulva. Do not use antimicrobial soap, floral soap, shiny soap. Simple vegetable soap only. Steam, talc and perfume are not necessary. If you are concerned about sweat and moisture, you can use a small amount of simple corn starch powder.