Is it true that hymens grow back?

Question

I've always heard that after a while of not having sex your hymen starts to grow back? And is your hymen actually break and bleed when you have sex because mine didn't? I've never understood hymen's so would love some advice

Answer

The hymen doesn't actually break. It can tear, but that can happen from exercise, tampons, or even just walking.

By the time you have sex for the first time, most of your hymen has been naturally worn away already.
That's why the hymen is not an indicator of virginity. Some women are even born without one.

It's also why a lot of women are confused if they don't bleed with sex. They think the hymen will tear, causing bleeding. This is possible, but rarely the case. In most cases, any bleeding is caused by rough sex without enough lubrication, which is common for people without experience.

As for growing back, that doesn't happen. It it possible to have it stretch the first time you have sex, and then tear at a later point, but very rare.

Doctors aren't really sure why we have a hymen but they agree that it wears away from a number of activities and is not an indicator of virginity.

Answer

What?😳 Nouuu Thats not true 😐 well I don't think so

Is it true that hymens grow back?

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