Female reproductive organs consist of two parts, namely the inner and outer. The inside has the following functions:
1. Genital lips (labia majora), the area who haired, serves as a protector and keep the inside moist.
2. In pubic lips (labia minora), which is the area that is not hairy and have an extensive network of sensory
fibers are very sensitive because it contains nerve endings.
3. Vagina, the cavity of the female reproductive liaison between devices inside and out.
Meanwhile, outside the woman's reproductive organs have the following functions:
1. Outside of the vagina, which is the outlet for menstrual blood and a way out when the baby is born (its very pliable so as baby can get out through the vagina).
2. Neck of the womb (cervix), which is the liaison between the vagina and uterus.
3. Womb (uterus), where the fertilized egg cell grows in the uterus during pregnancy. When the egg is not fertilized, the egg attaches to the uterine wall. Furthermore, the wall of the uterus to thicken and then shed and flow out in the form of blood. This is called menstruation (menstruation).
4. Oviduct (fallopian tube), the two channels are located next to right and left uterine cavity that serves as a liaison uterus and ovaries.
5. Two ovaries (ovarian), serves to produce eggs and hormones estrogen and progesterone .
Above the influence of hormones, as many as one to two eggs cooked every month, then released into the uterine wall. This will thicken the uterine wall, which is actually useful as a place to nest after a fertilized egg cell.
Well ... if signs of maturity of female reproductive organs? Women of reproductive maturity is characterized by the occurrence of first menstruation, which is called menarche. Usually we refer to such a teenager she was legally, which began around the age of 8-12 years. If a woman has experienced menarche, it means that his body was producing eggs can be fertilized sperm produced by the male body, and can lead to pregnancy. The G-Spot Women
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