Hymen real picture

Every part of our human body is a masterpiece of the Creator, and its structures and functions are always of unparalleled precision and appropriateness. So, what are the effects of breaking the hymen? Why is there no "virgin membrane"? Is it really the Creator who has ordained chastity for women?

After many years of research, anthropologists have proposed two basic theories:

Protection theory: The vaginal wall of a girl is relatively thin, and the uterus and ovaries are not fully developed. The rupture of the hymen plays a very important role in blocking the invasion of pathogens, protecting the endocrine system, and maintaining reproductive function.

X selection theory: The role of ruptured hymen is to select the strongest among men, so that high-quality sperm can enter the vagina for pregnancy, which has important evolutionary significance. In the ancient legendary god-cultivation era, the blindness of human mating was very great, and the existence of a broken hymen could prevent men with low sexual function from assaulting women. There is a certain relationship between male sexual function and energy. Men with weak energy generally have low sexual function. The breaking of the hymen creates a test copy. Only those who break the "barrier" can pass on their own genetic genes to future generations.

Three transformation stages of ruptured hymen

Girls' Generation:

The broken hymen covers the inner and outer exit of the vagina, which is about 1 to 2 mm thick. There is a small round hole in the middle, called the "hymen hole", with a diameter of 1 cm. It is generally circular, oval or serrated; some are crescent-shaped, with the hole biased towards one side; some are septum-shaped holes, with two small round holes arranged left and right or up and down; some have many scattered small round holes, like dice.

During menstruation, menstruation is discharged from the body through this small round hole. If there is no small round hole on the membrane, the menstruation will be blocked every month, accumulate in the vagina, and expand upward to the uterus and bilateral fallopian tubes, and even flow into the abdomen, causing bilateral fallopian tube damage, intestinal adhesions, and abdominal infection. This is medically called "hymen occlusion" and gynecological minimally invasive surgery is necessary.

Before puberty, because the uterus and ovaries metabolize less estrogen, the vaginal mucosa is thin, the walls are less wrinkled, the acidity is low, and the resistance is weak, the rupture of the hymen has the function of preventing bacteria from invading the vagina. After puberty, with the growth and development of the uterus and ovaries, the body's estrogen increases, the resistance of the vagina increases, and the hymen breaks and loses its function.

First time making love:

During the first sexual intercourse, the hymen is broken and torn, causing bleeding.

Because the hymen can be broken in many different ways, the degree of the breaking can vary greatly. The septate hymen with two holes will bleed more and be accompanied by more intense pain. When the mouth-shaped hymen is broken, there will be very little bleeding and basically no pain. The thick and very stretchy umbrella-shaped hymen may not break at all after it breaks!