Precervical Space

The precervical space (spatium praecervicale) is an anatomical space located between the cervix and vagina. It is important for women's health, as it is the place where many processes associated with a woman's reproductive function occur.

The precervical space consists of two parts: upper and lower. The upper part is located above the cervix and includes the vestibule of the vagina and the vaginal wall. The lower part is located below the cervix and consists of fatty tissue and ligaments that support the uterus and ovaries.

The precervical space contains various organs and structures, such as the cervical canal, bladder, uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, as well as lymph nodes and vessels. This space also contains glands that secrete mucus, which protects the cervix from infection and other damage.

The importance of the precervical space for a woman’s health lies in the fact that it plays a key role in reproductive function. Sperm pass through the precervical space, which can fertilize the egg and lead to pregnancy. In addition, the precervical space contains glands that produce hormones that regulate the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and childbirth.

However, the precervical space can also be susceptible to various diseases and infections. For example, urinary tract infections, genital infections, inflammatory processes and other diseases can cause inflammation of the precervical space and lead to serious consequences for a woman's health.

Precervical space

**The precervical space** is the area between the cervix and vagina, which plays an important role in a woman’s reproductive system. This space contains many structures, including nerves, blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, glands, and muscle fibers. In order to understand the functioning of the pre-secretory processes, it is necessary to consider each of these components.

Nerves

Precervical nerve structures play an important role in regulating vaginal muscle tone, cervical pressure during intercourse and adaptation to sexual stimulation. Nerve fibers pass through the precervical space, connecting the neck of the uterus to the genital tract and control various neural effects. The nervous system is one of the most complex aspects of the body's functioning, and its management requires precise calculation and regulation.