Hymen Location

Before we continue our previous Hymen Location article, we will focus first on types of Hymen and Hymen's anatomy in a

female body.
We have already discussed the female wish to break the hymen and the male desire of breaking the hymen as well as the

perfectly natural way to understand whether or not it is time to do so. We have already covered a bit the Hymen Location.

So what is hymen, what is hymen location and what happens when you deflorate hymen?

Hymen is a piece of skin that forms something that is called a membrane and it surrounds the opening of a vagina. Many

people think that, after they read this definition, the hymen has to cover the vagina's entrance right at the start of it

and get confused. Many people, then again, think that the hymen is somewhere "deep inside a pussy", but that is just not

knowing where to look to locate hymen and not knowing the definition, and not being familiar with what hymen looks like,

and what it really is. Many people think they know what it is, many think they know what it looks like, but fact of the

matter is, not even the girl can see her own hymen without the help of something or cannot see the hymen without taking

picture of it or recording hymen videos. Hymen virgin come in different shapes, but there is a most common type of hymen in

young girls - it is shaped like half moon. It looks like half a moon so that the blood can flow naturally during the girl period when the menstrual blood needs to go out of the girl's vagina.




 

Hymen Types

                                                                                                                                                                       

Imperforate hymen:

Imperforate hymen is something that sometimes is diagnosed at baby girl's birth. Sometimes it isn't noticed until the girl

becomes teen girl. It is however, nothing to have fear about. It's nothing serious. Imperforate hymen is something like a

thin membrane made of vivid skin tissue, just like the ordinary one, but it covers vagina opening completely. This can

cause blood not flowing naturally and can cause abdominal mass and back pain or just one of those. Sometimes girls can have

pain while peeing (urinate) and have bowel pains. If this happens to you, just go see a doctor and he will know what to do.

It is nothing to worry about since the procedure is painless, quick and imperforate hymen is easy to cure.

Microperforate hymen:

A microperforate hymen is a thin membrane that will cover the pussy opening, vag, or vagina (this is the same female

private parts but people often call them different than the medical name is). With microperforate hymen the blood will flow

easily and fully most often, but the difference here from the normal hymen is that the spread vagina opening is too tight:

the vagina opening is not large enough, or too small. Girls with this microperforate type of hymen might not be able to

insert tampon into her vagina and might not even know that their vagina is too small, or to be precise their vaginal

opening is not wide enough. Sometimes a teen with this diagnose (or without the diagnose) might have a trouble getting the

tampon out even though she managed to put one.  
In the next article you will read about hymen location - a part two of the hymen location explanation from the article previous to this one.

Take care!