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Answers to common questions about the sexual anatomy of woman:

1- I have problems with my husband. After an absence of sexual relation of more than 10 months with him, he told me, at the time of our last sexual relation, that I must be unfaithful to him because according to him, there should be a vaginal stricture with possibility of vagina closing off. What can I do to restore our relationship?

You have to tell him that what he told you is medically impossible.

2- My gynecologist told me that I had a retroverted uterus. Is this can have consequences on my sexuality and my fertility?

No, a retroverted uterus is not responsible of infertility. Some women who have a retroverted uterus complain of pains during deep penetration but it occurs only in some positions.

3- My labia minora are larger than the labia majora, which is not really esthetical! Is it normal and what can I do?

Many women have labia minora, which are larger than the labia majora. This can sometimes be uncomfortable for the penetration of the penis because the labia minora can get caught. It is often useful to spread the labia apart during the penetration. A surgical act is possible in order to decrease the size of the labia minora.

4- A friend told me that some girls have a too small vagina to allow the penetration of a large penis. Is it true?

The vaginal walls are very elastics and fit easily to a large penis. However, the entrance of the vagina, at the vulva level, is less elastic, which can make the penetration painful.

5- Is there different size of clitoris like for the penis?

Yes, because it is hormonal secretions that act upon clitoris development and hormonal secretions vary from a woman to another.

6- Can women, whom their mother have been treated with Distilben, have malformations of the uterus, which make the evolution of the pregnancy difficult?

Yes, it is true. Unfortunately, we know that some women born of mother who have been treated with Distilben during their pregnancy can have uterine malformations. Effectively, these malformations can, make the evolution of the pregnancy difficult.

7- I read that woman can be born without vagina. Is it true?

Yes, it is not frequent but there are malformations of the female genital organ that are responsible of absence or atrophy of the vagina.