Yes,..I am a 29-year-old, single mother of
2 children, 4-year-old son, and a 19
month-old daughter. And I am a medical
assistant. But,...I have a question.
My first time was 13 years a go and I
never bled. I know my hymen never broke.
And I have had sex after that, and
still,...I never bled.
But, the other night, my boyfriend and I
were having sex, and I bled very badly. I
already had my period,...So,...What could
it be???
I am a tad bit scared and nervous. I
don't know what it could be or what to do.
Can you help??
Is it possible that I still do have a
hymen???? Is it possible that none of my
previous lovers could have ripped or torn
my hymen before????? :?:
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lsipes
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Jan 2006 Posts: 325
Posted: 02-27-06 16:38pm
If ya didn't lose it during sex, you
certainly would have during child birth.
I never felt anything special or bled when
I had sex, either. I'm suspecting my
hymen was broken as a child. It happens
frequently.
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Moo
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Joined: 20 Feb 2006 Posts: 1045 Location: London
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Posted: 02-27-06 16:41pm
It is possible to have sex for years
without the hymen breaking (provided that
there's enough lubrication) but it's a
thin (usually, especially thick hymens
sometimes require surgical assistance)
piece of tissue that can break easily.
Just because you didn't bleed after losing
your virginity doesn't mean that your
hymen remained intact - exercise, for
example, can cause the hymen to break.
Pregnancy can occur with an intact hymen
but the birth would tear it
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fatfamily02
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Jul 2005 Posts: 3050 Location: Georgia, USA
Posted: 02-27-06 16:42pm
I know mine was broken as a child--i was 8
yrs old--and I fell on a fence climbing
over. I was bleeding--mom went out and
bought all the stuff for me but my period
had not started. She started hers at 10
so she thought I might have--i was almost
9.
I did not start until 13 almost 14.
Anyway--i dont know if it is possible for
it to remain after sex, or during birth.
Seems very highly unlikely. But there
are certain conditions that could cause
this. Or maybe it was just a little more
rough sex than you are usually accustomed
to.
I would ask a dr about it.
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littlemisstery
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Dec 2005 Posts: 95
It's Possible... Posted: 02-28-06 01:59am
I know the last time I went to the
gynecologist she told me that my hymen was
still present.. Though i've had sex (and
the first time I bled and it was painful)
and i've had my period for 6 years now.
Your hymen may be unusually thick which
could cause pain during sex ( and possible
bleeding). Really it just depends on what
your gynecologist thinks, so i'd suggest
talking to him/her about the different
forms of hymen and if you might still have
one of them and what options you can take
to possibly keep from having the pain and
bleeding from it.
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