Will the vagina become tighter if a woman has less sex?

Most women believe that going without sex for awhile makes the vagina tighter but how true is this? Experts believe this isn’t true.

According to an article published in Women’s health magazine, Jennifer Wider, a health specialist is quoted as saying:

“Many people falsely assume that women who have less sex have tighter vaginas and women who have more sex have looser vaginas but this is just a complete misconception.”

According to experts, while having sex after a long dry spell without sex might need several attempt at insertion, it doesn’t mean that the vagina has actually gotten tighter.

The muscles in the vagina are elastic which means they contract and go back to their normal shape after sex or after childbirth.

Gynaecologists claim that no amount of dry spell without sex will make you tighter and no amount of sex will make a woman’s vagina loose.

If you feel tight after a dry spell without sex, this is because the muscles of your vagina hasn’t been stretched in a while.

Even though the vagina undergoes an enormous amount of stretching during childbirth, studies have shown the vagina can return to its original shape and size after six months of delivery.

The only factor that makes a woman’s vagina loose is age. According to gynaecologist, a woman’s vagina shape and size changes as she gets older but kegel exercises can help improve the tone of the muscles of the vagina.