falling out.
Rugae (folds): These allow expansion during intercourse and childbirth.
Mucosal lining: Like the tissue inside your mouth, the vagina’s lining helps keep it moist and protected.
Muscle & elasticity: Beneath the surface are layers of muscle and elastic fibers that support flexibility and strength.
How the Vagina Changes Over Time
Like every other part of your body, your vagina ages. From puberty through pregnancy and menopause, its structure and function adapt in response to hormonal changes.
During menstruating years: High estrogen levels keep the vaginal lining thick and
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