Talk:Skene's gland
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The image for this article is photoshopped... there is no proof that the skene's gland exists. Most doctors believe that women squirt from the urethra.
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[edit] This entry needs to be re-examined
The discussion of female ejaculation is ridiculous. The article comes off as clearly biased against the possibility of it, even though it's completely off the wall to suggest that urine's composition could be different depending on what provokes its secretion. The writer's tone seems patronizing and condescending in general, and they in particular seems out to contradict the actual expert, the sex educator (who also happens to be a woman), with no real evidence or any sources cited.
[edit] Same?
Minor vestibular glands redirects to this page, but what i've seen on other sites seems to say that minor vestibular glands are something distinct from Skene's glands. I'm not an expert on this, but i think someone who IS needs to look into this. Gringo300 20:42, 18 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Inconsistency
The image provided to illustrate the location of numerous parts of the female anatomy (Fem isa 2.gif) seems to contradict other related articles. For one, it points to a specific location and lables it the 'G-Spot' while other articles here on Wikipedia admit that the precise location of the 'G-Spot' is unknown and its existence and is questionable. The description also clearly admits that Skene's gland is not visible on the diagram, making its usefulness debatable in itself. 70.153.214.99 06:27, 10 July 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Human protein 1?
Within the "prostate" section, there is mention of "Human Protein 1." What protein is this? I am assuming "Human Protein 1" is not a proper name outside the scope of the article that was clumsily paraphrased. 24.183.100.251 (talk) 04:03, 13 February 2008 (UTC)
