Hello, I'm a 16 year old virgin.
I've been using tampons for about 3 years and have a boyfriend whos had his fingers up there...etc, but cant tell if my hymen is broken. This doesn't really bother me, but something else does. I've noticed that near the inside of the vaginal opening there is a tissuey lump. I mean: think of the initial hole into the V and then go a little deeper...bingo. Its been there since before I can remember. Is this part of the hymen or something that will get dispersed upon intercourse? If not..should I get this looked at? It doesn't seem to be posing any threat but my fear is that it will someday block a penis. Tampons are much smaller then a penis and its been hard to tell if it'll ne difficult to get anything in there. I'm really starting to wonder if I should be worried. Let me know what you think!
I've been using tampons for about 3 years and have a boyfriend whos had his fingers up there...etc, but cant tell if my hymen is broken. This doesn't really bother me, but something else does. I've noticed that near the inside of the vaginal opening there is a tissuey lump. I mean: think of the initial hole into the V and then go a little deeper...bingo. Its been there since before I can remember. Is this part of the hymen or something that will get dispersed upon intercourse? If not..should I get this looked at? It doesn't seem to be posing any threat but my fear is that it will someday block a penis. Tampons are much smaller then a penis and its been hard to tell if it'll ne difficult to get anything in there. I'm really starting to wonder if I should be worried. Let me know what you think!
I don't think its abnormal if it's been there since forever.
If you can't put your mind at rest, you can always have a regular first gynecological exam and ask the doc what it could be and if it is normal or not.
If you can't put your mind at rest, you can always have a regular first gynecological exam and ask the doc what it could be and if it is normal or not.
Hahas that's ur G-spot, silly! It's perfectly normal:)