Patient's question:
[Medical Description: During the first sexual intercourse with my partner, why did my partner cry in pain when my penis entered her? It went in about 10 centimeters, but the hymen didn't break. It also felt like there was resistance inside the vagina. Medical history and effectiveness: During the first sexual intercourse with my partner, why did my partner cry in pain when my penis entered her? It went in about 10 centimeters, but the hymen didn't break. It also felt like there was resistance inside the vagina. What kind of help do I need: How can I complete sexual intercourse smoothly? It's frustrating, my partner just keeps complaining about the pain, but the hymen just won't break.]Doctor's answer:
Hello friend, some people do not experience bleeding during their first sexual encounter. The hymen can also naturally break due to vigorous exercise, horseback riding, cycling, dancing, masturbation, trauma, or physical labor, with bleeding and pain possibly being very mild and unnoticed. Some women are born without a prominent hymen, while others have hymens that continuously shrink until they disappear. The amount or absence of bleeding during the "first night" of sexual intercourse also depends on the distribution of blood vessels in the hymen, the depth of the tear, and the coordination between the male and female genitalia... And so on, first sexual intercourse does not necessarily involve bleeding. In young girls or adults without a history of sexual intercourse, it is quite common for the hymen to have tears. Moreover, some women have thick and elastic hymens, so even though they have already had sexual intercourse, the hymen remains intact.