How high is the temperature of a woman’s private parts?

Is there nothing else to talk about the female vagina besides bringing orgasms and being the passage for babies to come into the world? Why do people spare no effort to discuss breast enhancement methods but never discuss the female vagina in a big way? Apart from the mystery and hiddenness of "her", what else do we need to understand and know?

1. How high is the temperature of a woman's vagina?

In such a small space, the temperature is naturally high, and only when a man's penis enters can one truly feel it. In fact, even women themselves don't know how many degrees the temperature of their vagina is.

2. The best sex environment temperature is 27 degrees

As the weather gets warmer, you may like to turn on the air conditioner indoors, but studies show that the best temperature for sex is 27 degrees. Having sex in low temperatures will slow down blood circulation and make your nerves tense. If this continues for a long time, the body is prone to overreaction, such as physiological chills when it is hot.

What is the temperature of a woman's vagina?

In such a small space, the temperature is naturally high. Only when a man's penis enters can you truly feel it. In fact, even women themselves don't know how many degrees their vaginal temperature is. Let's take a look!

Vaginal temperature (38.5℃):

The average temperature in the vagina is about 37.3 to 37.8 degrees Celsius;

But when excited and congested, the temperature in the vagina can rise sharply to 38.5 degrees Celsius;

When excited and engorged, the temperature inside the vagina can rise sharply to 38.5 degrees Celsius;

The active blood circulation makes the temperature of the vagina high.

Women's body temperature is 0.3℃ higher than men's on average

The body temperatures of men and women are different, with women's body temperature being 0.3℃ higher than men's on average. Moreover, a woman's body temperature also changes with the menstrual cycle, that is, the body temperature drops in the first ten days after menstruation, and then slowly rises in the next ten days. The difference is about 0.5℃. In addition, body temperature also rises slightly during pregnancy, childbirth, after meals, exercise or labor. So when men and women hug each other, men are more advantageous!