Patient's question:
My girlfriend has long pubic hair and she's very impressive (in terms of sex), every time I have to die, and her genitalia are quite large, dark, is it a disease? First question supplement: The first time there was no bleeding, when I went to the hospital they said she was a virginDoctor's answer:
Hello: Based on what you mentioned, the situation you described is not problematic, and the fact that it is due to individual physiological differences is also acceptable and there is no need to worry. As for not experiencing bleeding during sexual activity, it is mainly because the hymen is a thin layer of mucous membrane covering the vaginal opening, containing connective tissue, blood vessels, and nerve endings. It typically breaks during the first sexual intercourse, but it can also be torn due to vigorous activities like horseback riding, resulting in bleeding and pain. The size and thickness of the hymen vary from person to person, and in very rare cases, some individuals may have a naturally thicker hymen and thus not experience bleeding during intercourse.