Patient's question:
I and my boyfriend are both virgins, but after sex, I realized that I didn't have my cherry blossom.What could be the reason for this?
First question supplement: If the hymen is relatively thick and it didn't break the first time, will there still be bleeding during future sexual activity?
Doctor's answer:
Hello friend, some people do not experience bleeding during their first sexual intercourse. The hymen can also naturally rupture due to vigorous exercise, horseback riding, cycling, dancing, masturbation, trauma, or physical labor, and the bleeding and pain may be very mild and unnoticed. Some women are born without a prominent hymen, while others have hymens that continuously shrink and eventually 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 whether the genital sizes of the male and female are coordinated... 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 had sexual intercourse before, the hymen remains intact.