The specific location of a girl’s hymen

　　1. Before I was 26 years old, I always thought that the hymen was very deep and could not be touched by normal sexual intercourse.； The reason why the hymen ruptures is because the insertion of the penis causes the vagina to expand, thereby driving the hymen to tear.

　　2. After the age of 26, I often read about the first sexual intercourse where the hymen is broken by the penis.； The hymen makes a report of the vaginal opening located close to the vulva. I really can't figure out which of these two statements is correct, so I'm asking for your advice, thank you.

　　Another netizen asked: I want to know how far the hymen is from the vulva. Will my boyfriend break it if he inserts his finger into my vagina? (Put in about two knuckles) If so, why didn't I bleed? Is it broken? I hope to get your answers to the above questions.

　　Answer: The hymen is located at the beginning of the vagina, that is, at the external opening of the vagina. It is a connective tissue membrane covered by epithelial cells and contains a small number of capillaries. There is nothing nerve . There are holes in the hymen (generally it can accommodate one finger, but some people have multiple holes), and menstruation and leucorrhea can flow out. If you simply put your finger in and there is no bleeding, it may not be broken.