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Hidden at the back of the vaginal canal, the posterior fornix is a flexible pocket behind the cervix, forming the deepest recess among the four fornices. Lined with elastic mucosa and supported by muscular layers, it's adjacent to the rectouterine pouch, making it a key landmark in pelvic health. This area plays vital roles: it pools fluids like semen for fertility (aiding sperm motility), provides buffer during intercourse to reduce cervical discomfort, and accommodates menstrual products. During arousal, it expands for deeper penetration, enhancing pleasure via sensitive nerve endings near the G-spot. In exams, it's accessed for diagnostics. With age, especially menopause, estrogen decline causes thinning, dryness, and reduced elasticity, heightening irritation or prolapse risks. Strengthen with Kegels, use lubricants for comfort, and monitor for pain, spotting, or bulging—consult a doctor promptly. Understanding this empowers better choices. For seamless support, Saalt's...