Why didn't it bleed the first time?

Women do not bleed during their first sexual intercourse. This phenomenon is also very common in clinical medicine, and about 30% of women may experience this phenomenon. There are two main factors that affect the occurrence of this situation: the first factor is that the woman's hymen is very elastic after being broken. In this case, the patient's first sexual intercourse and subsequent sexual intercourse may not cause the rupture of the hymen.

In clinical medicine, we can see that when some married women undergo gynecological examinations, their hymen is broken in relatively detailed areas. These women may experience ruptured hymen after giving birth. This is mainly because the fetus's head is relatively large during delivery, so the hymen is not elastic enough and ruptures occur. The second major factor is that the patient's hymen is not rich in blood vessels, and the rupture of the hymen during intercourse is relatively small, so this situation may not cause bleeding.

Why do virgins not bleed the first time? Influenced by many novels and TV series, "virgin blood" seems to have become a symbol of Virgo when a woman makes love for the first time. However, some women do not bleed during their first sexual intercourse. Why is this? This article provides a detailed explanation for why virgins do not bleed the first time. I hope it will be helpful to everyone!

Why didn't the girl bleed the first time?

Many women do not bleed during their first sexual intercourse. There are many reasons for this. Here are a few of them:

1. Initial trauma

Some women's hymen ruptures accidentally in childhood or early childhood. Participating in intense sports competitions can also cause the hymen to rupture, so it is not easy to bleed during the "first time".

2. The hymen is broken and has good ductility

The thickness of each person's hymen is different. Some women's hymen is more elastic and will not break even if they have sex, so it will not cause bleeding.

3. Lovers are more gentle

In fact, even if a woman's hymen is broken during sexual intercourse, it rarely causes bleeding. Generally, bleeding occurs because the lover is too rough, causing friction and bleeding. Therefore, if the lover is gentle and careful enough, bleeding will not occur.

Cause of first bleeding

1. Your lover is too rough

If the man is too rough during a woman's first sexual intercourse or is too eager to use his penis, fingers, or sex toys, regardless of whether the woman is sexually aroused, then even if the woman originally wanted to do it, she may get hurt because of the progress too quickly.

2. Ladies don’t have enough time to relieve stress

At this time, the vulva and vagina are not sufficiently relieved, nor are they sufficiently moistened, and are not fully prepared for sexual intercourse. At this time, if the penis is inserted into the vagina, women will generally feel uncomfortable and unable to enjoy the pleasure of sexual life (unless they have a special preference for pain), and some outer tissues of the private parts, vagina or cervix will be torn or damaged, causing bleeding. That is, if the woman does not really want to have sex and is being forced into it, then bleeding is likely to occur.

3. Caused by disease

For example, mycoplasma infection or other sexually transmitted diseases or gynecological conditions may cause bleeding during sexual intercourse, such as endometriosis, uterine fibroids, vaginitis, bacterial infection, urethral polyps or cervical polyps, cervical dysplasia and even cervical cancer. Pregnant women may also experience bleeding during sexual intercourse because the cervix becomes more sensitive during pregnancy. Also, due to the changes in male hormones in menopausal women, the vaginal wall loses its elasticity and is prone to injury and bleeding.