Patient's question:
If there is no bleeding on the first night, how to correctly determine a virgin!Doctor's answer:
First sexual intercourse does not necessarily involve bleeding. It can range from a few milliliters or drops to heavy bleeding. It is even possible for the hymen to rupture without bleeding. It is not rare for a virgin to not bleed during her first sexual intercourse, and there are several reasons for this, such as a thick and tough hymen, a large hymen opening with fewer blood vessels, congenital absence, or vigorous physical activity, which may have already caused the hymen to rupture. Moreover, even if the hymen does rupture, it does not always bleed. Additionally, the hymen may not rupture during the first sexual intercourse.