Bulbs: Meaning, Vestibular Anatomy, and Sexual Function
Bulbs commonly refers to the vestibular bulbs, paired erectile structures beside the vaginal opening that enlarge during sexual arousal.
Bulbs commonly refers to the vestibular bulbs, paired erectile structures beside the vaginal opening that enlarge during sexual arousal.
Shaft refers to the elongated body of the penis between its base and glans and may also describe the internal body of the clitoris.
The clitoral glans is the visible, highly sensitive part of the clitoris, usually protected by the clitoral hood and involved in arousal and orgasm.
The prepuce of the clitoris, commonly called the clitoral hood, is the fold of tissue that protects the sensitive glans clitoris.
Perineal means related to the perineum, including its skin, muscles, nerves, pain, massage, childbirth injuries, and role in sexual sensation.
Pubic hair is the coarse hair that develops around the genital region during puberty and varies naturally in color, texture, density, and distribution.
The pubic mound is the rounded fatty area over the pubic bone above the external genitals and commonly develops pubic hair after puberty.
The pubic area is the lower front region around the pubic bone and external genitals, including nearby skin, hair, fatty tissue, and soft structures.
Pubic means related to the pubis or the genital region and commonly appears in terms such as pubic bone, pubic hair, and pubic symphysis.
Cystitis is inflammation of the urinary bladder, commonly caused by bacterial infection and associated with painful, urgent, or frequent urination.