External Organs

The female external reproductive organs are collectively known as vulva.
1. Outer Labia: They are two thick fold organs which from the sides of the Vulva. They are composed of skin or fat, blood vessels and nerves. They are about 7.5 cm. long in each sides. They product vulva.
2. Inner Labia: They are two small folds of skin which lie between the upper parts of the outer Labia. The inner labia contains erectile tissues.
3. Clitoris: The clitoris is a small erectile baby which is the situated at he top of the inner labia. It is very sensitive to touch. Stimulating the clitoris can be pleasurable and lead to organism.
4. The vestibule: The vestibule are two small glands situated one on either side of the vaginal orifice. These glands produce lubricating fluid.
5. Perineum: Perineum is a part that extends from the lower part of the vaginal orifice to anus. It is composed by erectile tissue, fat and skin.
6. The Hymen: The hymen is a thin membranous diaphragms which is placed of the orifice of the vagina, thus, separating the external and internal genitals.
7. Urethral Opening: It is a small opening below the clitoris through which urine passes out of the body.
8. Vaginal Opening: It lies below the urethral opening and above the anus. It leads to the vagina, cervix and uterus. It is through the vaginal opening the menstrual blood passes out of the body. The penis may inter during sex and babies are born.