I wonder if every girl will bleed for the first time.

Although I don't expect you to be completely convinced, I still give a more professional statement in the shell network.

There is often a scene in costume dramas: on the night of the wedding, my mother-in-law mysteriously sent a white handkerchief to spread on the wedding bed, smiling without saying a word-the next day, the wedding was judged by whether it was red or not. And the "red" here refers to virgin blood. Is this really useful?

Here, in order to dispel some people's doubts, we have to continue to say that the hymen is elastic and open, and vaginal intercourse is not easy to cause hymen rupture. Even if the hymen breaks during vaginal intercourse, you may not see virgin blood, let alone a bloody wedding bed. Because there are few blood vessels on the hymen, the amount of bleeding after tearing is quite small. This slight bleeding is not easy to detect, especially when it is mixed with semen. On the other hand, even if you really see red, it is not necessarily caused by tearing the hymen-vaginal bleeding caused by insufficient sexual arousal, insufficient lubrication, compulsion, etc. Could be the cause of the incident.

So, can an experienced gynecologist test the integrity of the hymen? In fact, this is a very difficult thing. As mentioned above, the hymen itself has many forms, and many natural forms may mislead the doctor's judgment. Moreover, the mainstream view in the industry is that the size of the hymen opening has nothing to do with whether or not you have had sex. For post-adolescent women, the hymen can not be used as reliable evidence of vaginal intercourse.

Finally, it is worth mentioning that vaginal intercourse is not the only cause of hymen rupture. Strenuous exercise, illness, vaginal examination, masturbation, falling down and using tampons may all lead to hymen rupture.