Why didn't I bleed the first time?

Why is there no bleeding the first time? Many women attach great importance to their first intercourse, and many men have a virgin complex and think that bleeding must occur during the first intercourse. Men also think that it is one of the signs of considering a woman's chastity. But some women do not see blood during their first intercourse. This may be due to the following reasons. Let’s take a look.

1. Of course the crack was not noticed

Sometimes your hymen breaks spontaneously due to some reasons, such as intense exercise, cycling, masturbation, trauma, etc. These reasons will cause vaginal bleeding or vaginal pain, and the bleeding may be relatively small, so it is easy for everyone to ignore it.

2. The hymen is not broken when the baby is born

The hymen on the genitals of most women who have no sex life is broken. The thickness is about two millimeters. In addition, the hymen has a large number of blood vessels and peripheral nerves. Therefore, the hymen will tear during the first sexual intercourse, which will immediately lead to varying degrees of vaginal bleeding, which is what we often call "seeing red" or "virgin blood". However, some women do not have a hymen, that is, the hymen is broken and there is no pore. They need to undergo relevant surgery, otherwise their health will be easily affected by the accumulated menstruation.

3. Growth and development cause the hymen to break and disappear

Before the age of eighteen, a woman's body is still in a state of growth and development, and the hymen is still relatively thick when it is broken. It is a warning device to prevent women under the age of eighteen from having sexual life too early. The ruptured hymen of some women will gradually become smaller or even disappear due to the growth and development of the body before sexual intercourse. For such women, the fact that there is no bleeding during the first intercourse has nothing to do with whether they have had sexual intercourse or not.

The above is a description of some reasons why some women did not bleed during their first intercourse. If you want to understand your own reasons more clearly, it is best to seek treatment as soon as possible. Also, the editor reminds everyone that the amount of bleeding during the first sexual intercourse is also related to factors such as the size of each other's genitals and the distribution of blood vessels after the hymen is broken. It is also common for some women to have their hymen broken or cracked when they have not had sex. This is because the hymen of women is relatively strong and elastic when it is broken. Even if they have had sex, the hymen will be intact after it is broken. Therefore, we cannot regard bleeding during the first intercourse as one of the ways that the hymen has ruptured.