what consequences are there in masterbating?

Question

A month ago I masterbated and I think I broke my hymen. Im not sure if that's possible but i think I did. now im a week late in my period. i still havent gotten it, does the masterbation have anything to do with this. im very scarred. please help.

by masterbating i mean sticking my finger in there..........=[

Answer 1

Your self-pleasuring had nothing to do with the timing of your period.
Fluctuations in the timing of your period is normal - don't worry about it.
The only real consequences to masturbation is embarrassment if you get caught.

Answer 2

While you may have broken your hymen, it's not a big deal the same thing could happen while horseback riding or even just exercising hard. so you don't need to be concerned about that. As far as being late, if you haven't had sex then you don't need to worry about that either. You could be late for any number of reasons and masturbation won't be the cause. It could be stress, nerves, or even just a natural shift in your cycle. You should feel happy that you are comfortable enough with your body to enjoy masturbation and know that it doesn't have any negative consequences.

Answer 3

If you did not injure yourself (and you would know if you did) you did not do yourself any harm. Masterbating does not affect your period.
It's normal for your period to fluctuate about 5 days from month to month anyway. Many girls periods fluctuate even more than that with no problem.

You could have broke your hymen but that doesn't hurt anything. If you haven't had sexual intercourse, you're still a virgin regardless of the state of your hymen. If that is what you are worried about.

Answer 4

no, it has nothing to do with your cycle being late.

Risks
A study by Stuart Brody, a professor and medical psychology consultant, showed that a test group which only had intercourse had, as a whole, lower blood pressure in stressful situations than those who had intercourse but also had masturbated for one or more days (Brody, 2006).

Masturbation involving both a man and a woman can result in pregnancy only if semen contacts the vulva. Any masturbation with a partner can theoretically result in transmission of sexually transmitted disease by contact with bodily fluids, and such contact should be avoided with any partner whose disease status is uncertain. Objects inserted into the vagina or anus should be clean and of a kind that will not scratch or break. Care should be taken not to fully insert anything into the anus—any object used should have a flared or flanged base; otherwise retrieval can require a visit to the emergency room. Most modern dildos and anal plugs are designed with this feature.

A man whose penis has suffered "an invasive procedure, blunt trauma or injury during intercourse"[4] may suffer later in life from Peyronie's disease. There is the rare event of penile fracture[5] which may occur. Phimosis is "a contracted foreskin (that) may cause trouble by hurting when an attempt is made to pull the foreskin back"[6]. In these cases, overly aggressive manipulation of the penis can be problematic.

Compulsive masturbation can be part of a sexual addiction syndrome.[7]

Lawrence I. Sank (1998) speculated that the habit of masturbating prone (i.e. lying face downward) was responsible for serious sexual problems, including anorgasmia and erectile dysfunction, as suffered by four men he examined. He coined the term traumatic masturbatory syndrome to describe the effect. As of 2006 there has been no follow-up research and the idea that prone masturbation causes male sexual dysfunction is not familiar or widely-held within the medical community, and thus should not be credited as such until further research.

Some sources, however, continue to give credence to the idea. One sex therapist (Margolies, 1994) has condemned masturbation by rubbing against a pillow or mattress and Lipsith et al (2003) suggest that masturbation could play a part in male psychogenic sexual dysfunction (MPSD), citing Sank as their authority.

Answer 5

relax, your hymen can break many different ways, even riding a bike can do it. Nothing medically can go wrong with you by masturbating (unless you're not a clean person), but many people feel guilty after marriage and when their partner can't satisfy them... the opposite of that argument is true as well, you can always teach them what you like... As far as your period goes, wait an other week, periods are weird. If you are really worried then go to the MD.

Answer 6

First masturbation has nothing to do with you being late for your period. If you broke your hymen you would have felt it and a bit of blood would have come out.
I don't know how you masturbate, but usually it's by stimulating your clitoris which is above the large lips. If you're skilled you can insert something in your vagina to act like intercourse. Anyway, be careful in what you insert so you don't cut or yourself.

PS. You can't get pregnant by masturbating, you need sperm.

Answer 7

I'm a guy, but that's an easy one. No, there is no harm in masturbation unless you do it to the point of not taking care of your responsibilities and social life. You may have broken your hymen, but that's no big deal, you could have done that falling off a bike. There is no relation to masturbation and having a late period or harm unless you were masturbating using something other then you hands. I'm not going to give examples, but I think you get my drift.

Answer 8

If you broke your hymen, you may have had some bleeding associated with that, if not then you either are very rare or didn't really break it. Stress could cause your lack of period, unless by masterbating you meant you had unprotected sex.

Answer 9

No you are fine as long as you didn't have sex with a boy. The hymen is a thin piece of skin at the opening of the vagina and when you insert something into yourself that is bigger than the opening, it will stretch and break it. It has nothing to do with your period. Unless, like I said, you had sex with someone.

Answer 10

Hon - it's masturbation for one, no this would not cause you to be late, young girls periods are often not as regular. If you have not had sex, you're not pregnant. The hymen - don't know I'm a gay guy.

Answer 11

It didn't have anything to do with your period, unless you ruptured something else in your vagina, and it bled. You might have done some damage to your cervix. You may have to see a doctor if your period doesn't start within a reasonable period of time.