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hymen?


Question Posted Wednesday March 28 2007, 7:22 pm

my boyfriend "popped my cherry" a couple days ago. and now i have a piece of skin visible out of my vagina. is this normal? should i be worried?

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ammo answered Thursday March 29 2007, 12:19 am:
My guess would be that the piece of skin that is visible out of your vagina is your hymen.

Usually when the cherry is popped the skin covering the vagina (hymen) breaks (if it hasn't already done so before intercourse) and is usually ejected during child birth. It seems that maybe with you that isn't the way it's happen but this is only my guess I'm afraid as I am not qualified to make a diagnosis.

I would suggest that you speak to your doctor (or have your parents make an appointment for you and then request to see your doctor alone) and get a more qualified opinion on the matter. If your doctor is a male and you prefer to discuss this with a female (which would be understandable) then you can request to see a nurse instead.

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