Will the hymen remain intact after repair? What should I pay attention to when repairing the hymen

The hymen can prevent impurities from entering the vagina and has a protective effect on the vagina. Before puberty, due to the low secretion of estrogen by the ovaries, the vaginal mucosa is thin, with less wrinkled walls, and low acidity, resulting in poor resistance. The hymen has a protective effect on preventing bacteria from invading the vagina.

Due to various reasons, women's hymen ruptures, and some women choose hymen repair surgery for repair. So the question is, is there really no difference between a artificially repaired hymen and a real hymen? Generally speaking, the pores of a true hymen are very small and have a very regular shape, with smooth and symmetrical shapes on the top, bottom, left, and right sides. The size of the pores can only accommodate the size of a finger. The hymen is semi transparent in color, and there will be no scars on the hymen or its edges.

Here, it is important to remind female friends that hymen repair should avoid the menstrual period, and the surgery time is generally scheduled from 3 days after the menstrual period is clean to 10 days before the menstrual period.

The hymen repaired through surgery cannot have regular and smooth pores, and the pores are significantly larger. The shape of the pores appears as a Z-shaped, Y-shaped, or radial shape. It is possible to see some slight threads on the edge of the hymen.