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Noticed Blood In Urine After Sex. Still Virgin?
Pls my girl friend told me she's a virgin, but after having sex with her, I didn't see any blood, though she told me she saw blood spot in her urine later that night. As I continued to ask her about her sexual history, she said there was a guy who use to finger and brush her outer part of vagina, neva penetrated her with his penis except for the fingering. Pls I want to know if it could be possible that the blood she saw in urine after having sex with me a sign of virginty, or that the other guy has disvirgined her before. Could she be telling the truth. Ur professional advice is needed urgrntly pls. Thanks
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Hi,
The hymen is a diaphragm that is penetrated during the first attempt of insertion of penis. It is possible to tear your hymen in many cases and due to many reasons. Most gymnasts or girls have a torn hymen before sex. Also, masturbation can cause tearing of the hymen.
To the part about her having been virgin or not, there is no way to know. A person despite being a virgin and having an intact hymen may not bleed at all from the vagina. The converse is also true. A person may bleed despite not being virgin. So, to answer your question, I would say that trust and faith are the most important factors in a relationship. If you do not believe your partner completely I do not think you should take this relationship further.
Dr Vineet
The hymen is a diaphragm that is penetrated during the first attempt of insertion of penis. It is possible to tear your hymen in many cases and due to many reasons. Most gymnasts or girls have a torn hymen before sex. Also, masturbation can cause tearing of the hymen.
To the part about her having been virgin or not, there is no way to know. A person despite being a virgin and having an intact hymen may not bleed at all from the vagina. The converse is also true. A person may bleed despite not being virgin. So, to answer your question, I would say that trust and faith are the most important factors in a relationship. If you do not believe your partner completely I do not think you should take this relationship further.
Dr Vineet
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