Clitoris head

**Clitoral head**

The head of the clitoris (lat. glans clātoris, from glans - mushroom-shaped tubercle) is a small structural part of the upper part of the clitoris.

The glans is the most sensitive part of the clitoris, most often shaped like a mushroom (hence the name), at the base of the glans is the genital fold of the clitoris. The head is connected to the urethra by a sensitive nerve ending in the spinal cord, which causes orgasm during vaginal stimulation. Inside the glans, the clitoris is a bulb, and the urethra passes through it. In other words, the head can cause orgasm in many women.

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