Some information about what your vagina can do!

The female vagina is one of the most fascinating parts of the female body. Its functions are admirable and all it needs to stay healthy is love and care. So we pay tribute to this complex female organ by showcasing just some of the wonderful things it can do.

The vagina is self-cleaning.

The vagina is designed to stay clean with the help of natural secretions. Vaginal bacteria  produced in the area, help to maintain the pH of the area in perfect balance and to produce a substance that does not allow other bacteria to advance into the tissues. For this reason, anything that disturbs this vaginal balance, e.g. internal douches or soaps that contain perfume, can bring imbalance to the area, resulting in inflammation. 

The vagina is also self-regulating.

THE  The female vagina is also self-regulating as it prepares itself for sexual intercourse by producing a substance that acts as a natural lubricant so that sexual intercourse is pleasurable. 

The vagina is an elastic organ.

The vagina enlarges not only during childbirth but also when sexually aroused. Specifically, during sexual arousal, the vagina can enlarge by up to 200%. A unique feature of the vagina is that it can be stretched but easily returns to its original size.

The clitoris is the only organ designed solely for pleasure.

The clitoris is the only human organ whose sole purpose is pleasure. In fact, the majority of female orgasms stem from the stimulation and irritation of this sensitive organ. The clitoris has more nerve endings than any other part of the body (approximately 8,000). 

The lost tampon. Myth or reality? 

A tampon cannot get lost in a woman's vagina because the anatomy of the body simply does not allow it. At the end of the vagina is the cervix, which can dilate during childbirth to allow the baby to come out, but for the rest of her life  It maintains its specific shape by having a tiny opening for menstrual blood to pass through. The cervix is ​​therefore of limited size and there is no way for anything to pass from the vagina to the uterus. The only thing you have to be careful about with tampons is to use organic cotton tampons that do not contain synthetic materials and to change them frequently, purely for hygiene reasons.