Do girls bleed a lot on their first night?

In many costume dramas we watch, women will experience spotting during their first intercourse. Spotting during intercourse means bleeding during the first intercourse. Men usually use this phenomenon to determine whether the woman is a virgin, but such a determination is also one-sided. Does a woman have to blush when she meets someone for the first time? Let’s discuss the analysis in the article below.

Do girls bleed a lot on the first night?

Under normal circumstances, when women have sex for the first time, the hymen ruptures and they will have a small amount of vaginal bleeding. This is normal. If there is a lot of bleeding, it does not rule out the possibility of vaginal wall laceration. In this case, you need to see a gynecologist as soon as possible to find out the cause of the bleeding and perform surgical suture if necessary.

Will a woman always be red when meeting someone for the first time?

Not necessarily, a survey report shows that 63% of women in the survey did not bleed during and after their first vaginal intercourse. What’s even more interesting is that women who have experienced vaginal intercourse can also experience bleeding during intercourse. Therefore, vaginal bleeding can never be used as direct evidence of the first vaginal intercourse. The following introduces two pieces of relevant knowledge about women's virginity, which will help everyone to better understand women.

1. Causes of bleeding during Virgo’s first sexual intercourse

Many people know that the hymen has been broken, but very few people know what it means to have a broken hymen. When the hymen is broken, it is actually not a layer of membrane, but is composed of mucosal tissue. The inner and outer surfaces are covered with squamous epithelium, and the middle and high layers contain connective tissue, blood vessels and peripheral nerves. The thickness of the connective tissue determines whether the hymen is broken. Thick hymens are usually quite stretchable and not easy to tear, while thin ones are easy to tear.

Most ruptures of the hymen occur during the first sexual intercourse. When the rupture occurs, women will experience sudden severe pain, accompanied by a small amount of bleeding. Generally, the bleeding can stop on its own and no special treatment is required. However, there are a very small number of women whose hymen is ruptured with good elasticity and a certain degree of expansion, and remains intact without bleeding after sexual intercourse. Therefore, the absence of bleeding does not mean non-virginity. On the contrary, some women have undergone hymen repair or have cervical disease, and may get pregnant and see spotting after having sex, but they are not virgins.

2. Reasons for heavy bleeding after first intercourse

Under normal circumstances, the first time you have sex, the hymen will rupture and bleed, and the bleeding is usually very little, and the bleeding can stop on its own. However, if violent sexual life occurs, the hymen may be torn too much, resulting in damage to the surrounding tissues and heavy bleeding.

In addition, in addition to the first sexual intercourse, vaginal congestion during pregnancy, vaginal atrophy after childbirth or menopause, vaginal surgical scars, vaginal deformity or narrowness, improper position during sexual intercourse, and men having sex while drunk may all cause vaginal injury.