Patient's question:
I don't know if my hymen is broken, but when I touch it, it always feels like it has been. Can the rupture of the hymen be felt?Doctor's answer:
The hymen is usually located near the vaginal opening, and even entering it slightly can cause damage to it. If you're not on your period, you should consider that you may have injured your hymen. The hymen typically has a hole that can accommodate the width of a finger, but this varies from person to person. Some people have a very thick hymen, like you, which may not be damaged even with penetration. As it is not completely broken yet, bleeding will still occur during your first time. You can rest assured about this. If you're still concerned, you can visit a hospital for a professional examination to assess the extent of the damage, which will give you peace of mind. However, it can be guaranteed that bleeding will still occur during your first time. Wishing you good health. I hope my answer has been helpful to you.