Patient's question:
Both fingers were inserted into the vagina, but the hymen was not broken at that time—is that possible??After a while, the penis entered, and then a little blood was seen. Could it be that my girlfriend had undergone a hymen repair? I’ve been very worried. Please provide a detailed answer, thank you!!
First follow-up question: I’m asking if it’s possible that "both fingers were inserted into the vagina, and the hymen was not broken at that time, but later it broke when the penis entered."
The key point is that it wasn’t broken at first but broke later, which confuses me. That’s why I suspected a repair. I’m just curious. Please give me an answer.
Doctor's answer:
It seems you have a serious "virginity" complex. In reality, even during first sexual intercourse, a woman's hymen does not always tear or bleed (there is significant individual variation in human anatomy), and since you were using manual stimulation, your actions were likely gentle, making it even more probable that no bleeding occurred.I suggest you avoid suspecting your girlfriend in this matter, as it will affect your relationship and also reflect your narrow-mindedness.