Why is one labia majoraly larger than the other?

Why are one vulva big and one small? A woman's labia is divided into labia majora and labia minora, which are important components of the reproductive organs. The labia majora and labia minora are part of the female urinary system. But there are some very ladylike "small" vulvas that may be larger than "large" vulvas and protrude a lot. The vulva is the "guardian" of the urinary and reproductive systems.

The role of the labia minora

The labia minora is located inside the labia majora and is also divided into two parts. It is the second gateway protecting the vagina and urethra. The labia minora are not obvious in childhood and begin to expand during puberty. The labia minora is smooth and moist inside and out, and is covered with rich and colorful nerve endings, making it one of the sexually sensitive areas. During sexual stimulation, the labia minora become engorged and swollen, and its volume can increase by two to three times, which can increase the effective length of the vagina by more than one centimeter.

The role of the labia majora

The labia majora are a pair of long, ring-shaped, raised skin folds on both sides of the private parts, close to the inner sides of the thighs. It is connected to the mons pubis in front and the perineum in the back; it stretches downward and backward from the mons pubis, and the left and right labia majora in front meet at the mons pubis to form the front meeting, and the two ends in the back gather under the frenulum of the labia to form the posterior labia majora, which is located in front of the anus. Male pubic hair grows outside the labia majora. The subcutaneous tissue is composed of thick loose adipose tissue, collagen fibers and venous plexus, which are prone to form abscesses after injury. The skin on the outer side is pigmented and has male pubic hair; the inner side is light pink, close to the mucous membrane, and has no pubic hair.

The role of the labia

The labia minora are a pair of long skin and mucosal folds located between the labia majora on both sides. The labia minora are soft, fat-free, rich in sebaceous glands and sebaceous glands, and have a moist, smooth and hairless surface. There are rich nerve distribution under the mucosa, so it feels very sensitive. The labia minora are thin, and their size and shape vary greatly from person to person. Some are different, one side is bigger and the other side is smaller, which is all normal. For single and married women who have not given birth, the labia minora is closed, which plays a role in protecting the vagina and genitals and is part of the natural defense function of women.

The labia majora covers the labia minora, the vaginal opening and the urethral opening. When there is sexual desire, the labia majora stretch out, exposing the covered area and even revealing the vaginal opening.