The Vaginal Corona and Bartholin Glands

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The Vaginal Entrance

The Corona

To The Vaginal Canal

Bartholin Gland Opening

Vaginal Corona

These glands produce fluid to lubricate the vagina.

(Formerly known as the Hymen)

The vaginal corona is a thin piece of tissue that rings, and partially covers the opening of the vagina.

The corona comes in many shapes, and may be stretched or slightly torn in many ways. The corona never goes away, and does NOT indicate virginity.

The entrance to the vagina is full of nerves and ridges. The first three inches of the vagina have more nerves than the rest of the vaginal canal combined!