health body parts

Perineum

Area involved in childbirth, includes muscle and skin, supports pelvic organs.

Mons Pubis

Cushions the pubic bone during sexual intercourse, releases pheromones.

Vulva

Includes labia majora and labia minora, one of the most sensitive areas.

Prepuce of Clit

Protects the clitoris and pulls back when sexually aroused.

Vestibule

Contains openings to the urethra and vagina, crucial for arousal and lubrication.

Glans of clit

Contains over 18,000 nerve endings, solely for pleasure.

Vagina

Muscular canal connecting genitalia to the uterus, key role in menstruation and childbirth.

Labia Minora

Inner folds of skin surrounding the vagina, smaller and more mucous than labia majora.

Anus

Can be a source of sexual pleasure, requires proper hygiene and lubrication.

Urethral Opening

Transmits urine from the bladder to the outside of the body, much shorter than in males.

Labia majora

Prominent skin folds border the vulva, vary in shapes and sizes.

Ovary

Produces eggs and hormones like progesterone and estrogen.

Fallopian tube

Connects ovaries to the uterus, site of egg fertilization.

Uterus

Prepares lining for pregnancy, sheds lining during menstruation.

Cervix

Dilates during childbirth, usually closed with mucus.

Vaginal canal

Muscular canal connecting external genitalia to the uterus.

Scrotum

Pouch of skin that protects male reproductive organs, helps regulate temperature.

Testes

Oval-shaped organs producing sperm and testosterone, located outside the body.

Epididymis

Coiled tube storing sperm and allowing maturation.

Vas deferens

Transports sperm from the testes, cut during a vasectomy.

Seminal vesicles

Gland creating thick fluid that nourishes sperm.

Prostate

Gland nourishing and protecting sperm, known as the male G-spot.

Cowpers Gland

Releases clear fluid to protect sperm, pre-ejaculate.

Bladder

Holds liquid waste until expelled, signals urgency to the brain.

Urethra

Duct transmitting urine and semen, passes through the prostate.

Penis

Organ made of sponge material, key part of arousal.