When you fart through the front it's called vaginal flatulence or queefing.
Farting through the front is a normal bodily function and occurs when air gets trapped in your vaginal canal and is then expelled.
Farting through the front can often occur during activities like exercise, sex and even during childbirth.
A fanny fart is also another more informal term for farting through the front.
Queefing or vaginal flatulence is a normal occurrence and is the release air that has entered your vaginal canal.
Farting through the front is usually harmless, although if you experience the queefing along with unusual discharge, itching pain or foul odor you should seek medical attention.
And in rare cases the symptoms with queefing can also indicate you have a more serious condition like a vaginal fistula.
A vaginal fistula is an abnormal opening or tunnel that connects your vagina to another structure or organ, like the bladder, rectum, uterus or urethra.
Causes of a vaginal fistula include infection, radiation therapy, inflammatory bowel disease, trauma, pelvic surgery and even childbirth such as prolonged labor or obstructed labor.
The types of vaginal fistulas include.
Vesicovaginal fistula: Connects the bladder to the vagina.
Ureterovaginal fistula: Connects a ureter (tube carrying urine from the kidney to the bladder) to the vagina.
Rectovaginal fistula: Connects the rectum to the vagina.
Enterovaginal fistula: Connects the small intestine to the vagina.
The symptoms of a vaginal fistula are leakage of urine, feces or vaginal discharge, infection, pain and discomfort during intercourse.