The research could change our understanding of the female anatomy.
es the brain to give off signals which prepare the reproductive tract for receiving and processing sperm. That includes sending more blood and oxygen towards the vagina, as well as making it warmer and more lubricated so a penis can enter more easily.
Arousal also helps to move the entrance of the uterus, known as the cervix, in order to stop semen from entering too quickly. This gives the cells a chance to get moving and swim towards the egg following ejaculation. These processes end when arousal is over, for instance when a woman has an orgasm. Roy Levin, an independent researcher who formerly worked as a reader in physiology at the University of Sheffield, U.K., and conducted the review, said in a statement:"The often repeated mantra, that the sole function of clitoris is to induce sexual pleasure, is now obsolete. The concept changes a major sexual belief, and the physiological evidence is now obvious.
The study is the latest to shed light on the female anatomy. Last year, a study published in the journaltried to answer whether there such a thingThe research involved 657 women aged between 15 and 84-years-old. Their vulvas, which includes the clitoris, inner and outer labia, were examined. The team found the body part, often mistakenly called the vagina, was different between the women.
A stock image shows a couple in bed. A scientist has questioned the idea that the clitoris is only for pleasure.
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