The proof of virginity in women is the hymen. In common language, breaking of the hymen means that the girl is not a virgin. Indian society has such a mentality that if a girl’s hymen is broken then she is not a virgin. But today we will tell you in detail that breaking of the hymen is not a sign of virginity.
Your hymen is a piece of tissue covering or surrounding your vaginal opening. It forms during development and is present during birth. It thins over time and tears. Some people will feel pain or bleed when their hymen breaks, but most people don’t notice it.
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What is the hymen?
Your hymen is a small, thin piece of tissue at the entrance to your vagina. It forms from pieces of tissue left over from fetal development. The size, shape, and thickness of your hymen are unique to you and can change over time. When you are born, your hymen is usually a ring-shaped piece of tissue that surrounds the entrance to your vagina. Other times, it is restricted to just below the entrance to your vagina. In rare cases, the hymen covers your entire vagina and causes problems with menstruation.
The hymen is thought to be an indicator of sexual activity – a hard, seal-like covering that blocks your vagina. But it usually has nothing to do with whether a woman (or someone designated as female at birth) has had sex. In fact, it is soft and elastic and doesn’t necessarily block the entrance to your vagina. It can break from everyday activities, inserting a tampon or having sex.
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What happens when a woman’s hymen breaks?
Some people know when their hymen breaks, while others don’t. Like other cells in your body, your hymen is flexible and can stretch. It usually doesn’t tear the first time you press it. Rather, it breaks due to friction. It’s not the kind of pain you’d feel right away if you tore a muscle or broke a bone.
Some people experience pain or slight bleeding when their hymen breaks. But most people don’t feel anything. Since it’s a flexible piece of tissue, it stretches and thins over time with day-to-day activities or the use of tampons. If you bleed when your hymen breaks, many people assume it’s due to their period or spotting.
Disclaimer: Some of the information given in the news is based on media reports. Before implementing any suggestion, please consult the concerned expert.
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