Several questions about hymen rupture

　　1. “What does it mean to lose your virginity? ”

　　Question: Is it possible that the blood didn’t bleed at the time but came out later? If possible, what color is blood? What is the flow rate?

　　Answer: The rupture of the hymen usually results from bleeding at the time, and the amount of bleeding is very small. There is generally no bleeding afterwards. However, a small number of girls may not bleed during the first sexual intercourse because their hymen is more flexible or their hymen has been ruptured during exercise.

　　2. “Is your virginity broken? ”

　　Question: My girlfriend and I had sex three times. Each time, only half of it went in, and there was red blood... Has the virginity been broken? After I entered, I hit my head and hit a small bag. Is this normal?

　　Answer: The hymen is located about 5cm inside the vaginal opening. You only entered half of it three times. The hymen was not completely damaged, so there was red blood three times. When you push your head, the hymen will be completely broken.

　　3. “Is my hymen still there? ”

　　Question: My boyfriend tried to go in several times but gave up because it hurt too much. The last time he went in, he didn’t bleed a lot, just some light-colored blood. Then 20 minutes later, I got my period. I don’t know if the blood was the blood from a ruptured hymen or menstrual blood?

　　Answer: As long as you are a virgin, your hymen should be broken. In addition, girls will also feel a lot of pain. If you feel it, then you can be sure that it is broken.

　　4. “The blood from a broken hymen is pink? ”

　　Question: After a little bit of red, it turns pink. Is it broken?

　　Answer: First of all, the blood after the hymen is broken must be bright red. Turning pink indicates that the virgin blood contains very little heme ( anemia ), or it is diluted by vaginal secretions due to low bleeding.

　　5. “Why did I still bleed the second time? ”

　　Question: I am a virgin and I had bleeding after the first time. My aunt came the next day. Then two weeks later, I had bleeding again. Why?

　　Answer: There is a hole in the middle of the hymen. The size of the hole is usually relatively small, so when a man goes in, the hole in the hymen will be stretched open and cause bleeding. There are also girls who are born with relatively large holes in their membranes, and they will never bleed even if a man goes into them. The thickness of the membrane is also very different. In your case, it is relatively thick. It was not completely broken the first time. It will still bleed the second time, and maybe it will happen again next time.