Symptoms of ruptured membrane on the second day

In ancient Chinese feudal dynasties, due to the ideological constraints and conservative ideology of people, the requirements for women were also very conservative. Therefore, chastity throughout life for women was the most important thing in ancient China. However, in modern society, as people's ideology gradually opens up, they may care less about these things. So let's take a look at the symptoms of a girl's hymen breaking on the second day.

1. Where exactly is the hymen located?

Where is the hymen located in the vagina? See the map for the exact location

The hymen is located about 5 cm away from the vaginal opening. You can clearly see its shape by pulling open the vulva. The most common shape of the hymen is a circle of circular folds. A normal hymen has holes, which may be ring-shaped, semicircular, sieve-shaped, etc., which are called hymen holes. The mucous membrane tissue of the hymen contains abundant capillaries, nerve endings, etc. Therefore, when the hymen ruptures, women often experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding accompanied by pain.

2. What is the function of the female hymen?

Before puberty, the ovaries secrete very little estrogen, and the vaginal mucosa is thin, with few wrinkles and low acidity, so the resistance is poor. The hymen has a protective function to block bacteria from invading the vagina. After puberty, with the development of the ovaries, the amount of estrogen in the body increases, the resistance of the vagina is strengthened, and the hymen gradually loses its function.

Generally speaking, to determine whether the hymen is ruptured, it is necessary to be examined by a professional gynecologist. It is difficult for women to judge whether the hymen is ruptured, and even men who have sexual intercourse with them find it difficult to judge. Most men and women often use vaginal bleeding to determine whether a woman's hymen is ruptured. In fact, this method is unscientific, because there are many other reasons that cause vaginal bleeding in women, such as vaginitis, uterine fibroids, etc.