Vulvovaginal Glands: Anatomy, Moisture, and Sexual Function
Vulvovaginal glands are glands near the vulva, urethra, and vaginal entrance that help produce moisture and protect delicate genital tissue.
Vulvovaginal glands are glands near the vulva, urethra, and vaginal entrance that help produce moisture and protect delicate genital tissue.
Skene’s glands are small paraurethral glands near the urethral opening that may provide moisture and contribute to fluid release during sexual arousal.
Bartholin’s glands are paired glands near the vaginal opening that release moisture and may develop a cyst or painful abscess if a duct becomes blocked.