Female Reproductive Organs
Female reproductive organs are concerned with sexual intercourse, fertilization, growth, and development of the fetus and the lactation after childbirth. The organs are divided into 3 parts- external genitalia, internal genitalia, and the mammary glands.
-External genitalia (Vulva/ Pudendum)- It consists of all external parts which include mons pubis (subcutaneous fat pad ), labia majora ( skin and subcutaneous tissue), labia minora ( 2 thin skin folds ), the clitoris (cylindrical erectile tissue) and the vestibule (triangular space bounded by labia minora).
-Internal genitalia- This consists of the organs placed internally, which are the vagina (fibromuscular tube), uterus, Fallopian tube, and ovaries.
-Mammary Glands- These are modified sebaceous gland which is bilateral and concerned with lactation soon after the delivery.
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