what is female prostate and what is function of it and where it is located?

Answer 1

The homologue of the prostate is the Skene's gland, which make PSA just like the prostate. You can learn more at the links below.

Answer 2

Female Prostate

Answer 3

The G-Spot is most certainly real. It's functions, well, it doesn't particularly have any functions. All it is is a bundle of highly sensitive nerves at the base of the pubic bone (in women, at least). When stimulated, there is an intense feeling of pleasure, as happens whenever you positively stimulate any nerves. Where exactly it is located isn't something you can pin down- it's sort of ambiguous, but it definitely does exist. Some women may not like their G-Spot to be stimulated, and that's fine, although most women would like to experience it. My advice is to study a diagram once or twice and then just have at it. Don't make it your lifelong dream- focus on having some good clitoral/vaginal orgasms, and if you happen to strike oil in the meantime, hip hip hooray! It can be immensely fun trying to find the G-Spot if you don't feel like a failure when you don't. Cheers! Men don't have a G-Spot, per se, like the women, but the equivalent is their prostate, which is located sort of up top to the rectum and near the testicles (internally). It has more functions than the woman's G-Spot (mainly in semen production, bladder control, etc.), but it is just as sensitive and pleasurable when stimulated. Similarly to women's G-Spots, prostate massage/stimulation can result in orgasms that are more intense than those achieved solely through genital contact. Again, some men don't like the feeling and just don't want it, which is fine, but most men (straight and gay alike) enjoy the feeling. It's much more easy to find the prostate than the G-Spot-a finger or two up the rectum curled towards yourself as if to beckon, and you should feel the small, firm, walnut-sized swelling under your fingertips. Enjoy looking for and stimulating both!

Answer 4

females do not have a prostate, for this is an organ distinctively male.
The equivalent, embriologically, would be the origin of the fallopian tubes, that in the male, remain as two little fossae in the small dilation of the prostate, called utriculus, located in the middle of the orifices where the spermatic ducts empty in the center of the gland (prosthatic urethra)
The reason of not having a male female equivalent, is that, the ducts that actually form or give rise to our genitalia, are different the
Mullerian ducts in female, and the Wolf ducts in the male.....
The result is the fusion in the midline....
So, no prostate equivalents in the female, in the same way, we as men, do not have an equivalent of an uterus....
By the way, with all due respect to the collaborator above, tha G spot is a myth brought about in the years 70s, by misinterpretation of some articles in the vaginal innervation.
You will NOT find any reference in serious medicine, to such spot...(the sensitive spot of the female vulva or entrance of the vagina, is the clotoris, nothing else)

Answer 5

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what is female prostate and what is function of it and where it is located?

Answer 6

Females do not have a prostate gland. Some people believe the equivalent of the prostate in female is the G spot, which is highly sensitive.

Answer 7

The skeene's glands are like the prostate gland which produces pleasure just like the prostate gland for homosexuals, but unlike the prostate gland in men, the pleasure can be accessed whether from anal sex or vaginal sex. The so-called G-spot!