Period Question?

Question

I should know this. Do women with unbroken Hymens have periods?

Answer 1

Of course they do.

Answer 2

Sometimes, actually they don't.
That is called an imperforate hymen.
Most of the time, women with unbroken hymens still have enough room to expel the blood from their periods, but the ones with the imperforate hymens sometimes do not.

Answer 3

Yes, under normal circumstances all post pubescent women have periods. The hymen has a natural hole in it for fluids to drain, although if you have a smaller hymen opening and get clots, you can get "clogged". This generally involves taking birth control to lighten the flow and reduce clotting or the medical breaking of the hymen as undrained menstral blood can cause severe infections.

Answer 4

Yes, the hymen is not a solid barrier, blood passes through.

http://www.soc.ucsb.edu/sexinfo/images/hymen003.jpg

If you look at these diagrams in the above link, you can see the perforations, all but the last one (parous introitus) are intact (unbroken) hymen.

Answer 5

Yes they do.....the hymen has a split/flap that allows discharge to pass. The hymen is broken by intercourse or even with the introduction of blunt objects say for example during an examination.

Answer 6

Yes

Answer 7

Yes of course

Answer 8

yes... a hymen has holes in it for the blood to come out of.

Answer 9

yes of course they do,the hymen is a small muscle like section that gets enlarged(broken)normally during your first sexual intercourse experience, it normally bleed and can be painfull for a wek or so,,
your period discharge form the womb will pass through with or without the hymen .

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Answer 10

Yes they do. The fact that they are still virgins doesn't make a difference, they still get periods!

Answer 11

Yes.