Is the vagina closed when you take a bath?

Water does not go into the vagina unless you're trying to get it in there. Here's a handy diagram of the female anatomy. When you look at the area labeled vagina, you'll see some pink flesh behind it. That is the vaginal wall. read more

If you've ever had fingers inside a vagina, you'd know that the walls tend to ‘hug’ them. They're collapsible. The vaginal opening is never ‘closed’ but it may be tricky to get in there if you're unaroused or uncomfortable. read more

Another option is to take baths at night before you go to sleep. Learn More. To learn more about the vagina and vulva, check out The V Book: A Doctor’s Guide to Complete Vulvovaginal Health by Dr. Elizabeth Stewart. And if you have any questions or concerns about your body, do check in with your healthcare provider for person health information. read more

Bubble baths, however, are a different story: adding soap or fragrances and oils to your bath water can cause some vaginal irritation. In fact, using harsh soaps or scented products — such as deodorant sprays, powders, wipes, douches, and the like — can actually disrupt the natural balance of microorganisms that work to keep the vagina healthy. read more