Hi,
A intact hymen does not define being a virgin. The hymen is a membrane surrounds or partially cover the external vaginal opening. It can be torn or stretched with during the first penetration experience of sexual intercourse, or non-sexual activity, such as horseback riding, or with tampon use.
What you described in your previous post is sexual activity. You need to use birth control regularly. For example, you take birth control pills at the same time each day, not just when you have intercourse. You must insist that your sexual partner wear a condom each time, from start to finish, you engage in any sexual activity.
As I said in my previous reply, you are not pregnant.
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Hi,
A intact hymen does not define being a virgin. The hymen is a membrane surrounds or partially cover the external vaginal opening. It can be torn or stretched with during the first penetration experience of sexual intercourse, or non-sexual activity, such as horseback riding, or with tampon use.
What you described in your previous post is sexual activity. You need to use birth control regularly. For example, you take birth control pills at the same time each day, not just when you have intercourse. You must insist that your sexual partner wear a condom each time, from start to finish, you engage in any sexual activity.
As I said in my previous reply, you are not pregnant.
Maryann
May 25, 2012 - 4:30pmThis Comment
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