The hymen is a thin membrane located at the opening of the vagina. It’s often misunderstood and surrounded by myths, so let’s clear things up! Here are the different types of hymens:
Annular Hymen: This is the most common type, resembling a donut shape with an opening in the center. It usually surrounds the entire vaginal opening partially.
Crescentic Hymen: This hymen is shaped like a crescent moon, located at the bottom of the vaginal opening. It’s also quite common.
Imperforate Hymen: This rare type completely covers the vaginal opening, blocking menstrual flow. It usually requires a minor surgical procedure to create an opening.
Microperforate Hymen: This hymen has a very small opening, potentially making tampon use difficult. It usually doesn’t require medical intervention.
Cribiform Hymen: This hymen has multiple small holes instead of one larger opening. It typically doesn’t cause any issues.
Septate Hymen: This hymen has an extra band of tissue creating two separate openings. It rarely requires medical attention.
Important to Remember:
The hymen’s appearance and size vary greatly from person to person.
The presence or absence of a hymen is not an indicator of virginity or sexual history.
Having a less common hymen type doesn’t necessarily mean there’s a problem.
If you have concerns about your hymen or experience any difficulties, consult a healthcare professional.
📱us at 469.234.8888 to schedule consultation
💻Visit our website at https://www.vaginalmakeoverdallas.com
#DrRejuvenation #DrNguyen #LadyPartsDoctor
