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Clitoris problem
Actually,I help my aunt ask regarding with her clitoris problems. She is 48 years old now. She is facing problems that her clitoris is closed,buried under the skin. Is it danger to her? Will it cause any problems if clitoris is closed? Additionally, actually which part of female body will produce urine? Some said the urine output is on clitoris, and some said it is on the below the clitoris part. May I know who say the truths? Because it brings a lot of meaning to my aunt,she wishs to know it. anyone can answer to me? Very thanks a lot if u can solve my aunt's problems.
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Well, you two need some education about anatomy. I googled "female genital anatomy" and came up with several sites, Wikipedia has some photos and a lot of description, but it is not quite as helpful as the kind of medical drawings that simplify some things in order to make them clearer. Here is one site: www.3dvulva.com that has sort of plainer illustrations.
Thing is, the clitoris is a little button-like structure at the junction of the top of the two vaginal lips. It is mostly buried under the lips, becoming engorged and a lot easier to feel and find when the woman is aroused. It is not a passage for anything, it is like a solid little eraser at the end of a pencil when aroused.
The part that the urine passes through is the urethra. It's a tube, obviously, from the bladder outward. It is not the clitoris.
If your aunt is not having trouble passing urine, there is probably nothing at all wrong with her urethra. It really doesn't sound like there is anything unusual about her clitoris either.
Check out the anatomical sites and you'll get a lot of information.
Thing is, the clitoris is a little button-like structure at the junction of the top of the two vaginal lips. It is mostly buried under the lips, becoming engorged and a lot easier to feel and find when the woman is aroused. It is not a passage for anything, it is like a solid little eraser at the end of a pencil when aroused.
The part that the urine passes through is the urethra. It's a tube, obviously, from the bladder outward. It is not the clitoris.
If your aunt is not having trouble passing urine, there is probably nothing at all wrong with her urethra. It really doesn't sound like there is anything unusual about her clitoris either.
Check out the anatomical sites and you'll get a lot of information.
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