How deep is the hymen?

Men and women have no experience when they have sex for the first time, and often don't know where the hymen is broken, which leads to the inability to carry out the intercourse smoothly. It is very confusing. Below I will tell you in detail where the hymen is located.

The hymen is a thin film with a hole in the middle that covers the inner and outer openings of the vagina. It is located at the junction of the vagina and the vestibule. When the hymen is broken, it is actually a layer of meat about 2 or 3 mm thick that covers the vulva.

The hymen is a hollow plastic film covering the outer opening of a woman's vagina, about 1 to 2 mm thick. The front and back of the membrane are moist mucous membranes. There is connective tissue, capillaries and nerve endings in the middle of the double layer of mucous membranes. The small round hole in the middle is called the hymen hole.

The hymen is an opaque membrane located on the female vulva about three centimeters away from the vulva. It has a certain firmness and is about one centimeter thick. There is a small round hole in the middle, which is about the size of a little finger.

The hymen is a thin film with a hole in the center that covers the outer opening of the female vagina. It is located just at the vulva and is not deep. The hymen before puberty is smaller and thicker. With the growth and development of the human body, the hymen of adult women is about 1-2mm thick, with connective tissue, capillaries and peripheral nerves in between. In the center of the broken hymen, there is usually a small round hole with a diameter of 1-1.5 cm, which is called the hymen hole. Menstruation is discharged from the body through this small round hole. The shape of the hymen varies from person to person. During the first sexual intercourse, the hymen usually ruptures and bleeds, which may cause pain. There are also cases where the hymen is more elastic after being broken, and the crack is slightly larger. It may not easily break during sexual intercourse, and will only break when the pregnant woman gives birth. Some hymens are too thick and the rupture will cause more bleeding and longer bleeding time. There are also some cases where the hymen is broken but there is no hole, which is called hymen occlusion. This condition prevents women from having menstruation during their menstrual period. They often find that their menstruation is delayed during puberty, and are accompanied by regular abdominal pain. The treatment is generally a hymenotomy.

Now we know where the hymen is, so the first time we must pay attention to slow down and reduce pain.