Know the female reproductive organs more closely to make it easier to maintain health.

Female reproductive structures and organs play an important role in the process of reproduction, which includes the menstrual cycle, conception (when the egg is fertilized by sperm), pregnancy, and labor. According to its location, female reproductive organs can be divided into two, namely those that are outside and inside the body.

The female reproductive organs in the body lie right in the pelvic cavity. The organs include:

The vagina, the organ located between the lower part of the uterus and the outer body, is the hall or exit for delivery and the entry of the penis during intercourse.
Cervical or cervical. The entrance between vagian and uterus is a narrow aisle. Cervical wall is also flexible and can stretch when the fetus is born.
The uterus, or uterus, is a pear-like organ that is home to a developing fetus.
Ovary, is a small oval-shaped gland located on both sides of the uterus. The ovaries function to produce eggs and produce the main sex hormones released into the bloodstream.
Fallopian tubes or fallopian tubes, the narrow channels attached to the top of the uterus leading to the ovary. This channel is used as a way for the egg to travel from the ovaries to the uterus, as well as the place of fertilization of eggs by sperm.
While the female female reproductive organs are grouped in an area called the vulva, or outside the opening of the vagina. The organs include:
Labia, which are two pairs of skin folds on either side of the vaginal opening called labia majora and labia minora. Labia majora (large pubic lips) are on the outside and covered with pubic hair after entering puberty, while the labia minora (small pubic lips) are hairless.
Mons pubis, fat bulges above the labia covered with hair after entering the period
Vaginal opening, entrance to the vagina.
The urethral opening, where urine exits from the bladder.
The clitoris, a small lump of tissue at the top of the highly sensitive minora labia and the main source of female sexual pleasure.
Bartholin glands or vestibular glands, ie glands on both sides of the vaginal opening that produce sticky substances to lubricate the vagina during intercourse.
Just like other body parts, female reproductive organs play a very important role. Therefore, it is fitting if the female reproductive organs are treated for health to be protected from infections, injuries, and various problems. Caring for women's reproductive organs keeps you in control of taking care of your own health, and can help protect you and your loved ones. So, treat your female reproductive organs from now on. And do not forget to visit a doctor to keep his health early.