Will the membrane be broken by hand?

In order to improve the quality of their sex life, many couples often increase the pleasure through some preliminary forms of sexual intercourse, so they will use fingers to help female friends reach orgasm. However, when female friends use their fingers, they may break their virginity. In this way, there will be no bleeding after intercourse, but unhygienic fingers may cause infection, and the rupture of the hymen is caused by violent puncture.

Sometimes a finger may cause the hymen to rupture, and there is a high probability that there will be no bleeding during future intercourse. Fingers are unhygienic, so try to avoid using your fingers to prevent infection.

The rupture of the hymen can only be caused by direct violence, and the rupture of the hymen is usually caused by the first sexual intercourse. The most common site of hymen rupture caused by sexual intercourse is the back half of the hymen, which is equivalent to the range of 3 to 9 o'clock on the clock. The most common sites of rupture for annular hymen are 4-5 o'clock and 7-8 o'clock, while the most common site of rupture for crescent-shaped hymen is 6 o'clock. The rupture of the hymen usually starts from the free edge and splits toward the base. Any crack that reaches the base is called a complete rupture, and any crack that does not reach the base is called an incomplete rupture.

Rupture of the hymen caused by sexual intercourse is often a complete rupture. Fresh rupture of the hymen (within 1 to 2 days) is manifested by redness and swelling of the ruptured hymen, obvious tenderness, a torn edge that can be anastomosed, bleeding or blood scab attached to the rupture, and a small amount of inflammatory secretions. Usually it takes 2 to 3 days for these reactions to gradually subside, and then 3 to 5 days for repair. The inflammation gradually subsides and turns pink, and it heals in about a week. At this time, the rupture edge shrinks to both sides, the crack becomes larger, and becomes a permanent crack that does not close. The crack edge becomes blunt and round, and the base becomes blunt and thick. It cannot be distinguished from old hymen rupture.