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hiya,
i’ve got a septate hymen, the issue is i have a lot of phobia issues, i’ve had therapy for it but it’s really not helped, i don’t wanna go to the doctor about it at all, i’d be more comfortable breaking it myself, i can fit 2 fingers up each side of it but you can feel the band, it’s only very small and thin, what’s the best way to go about it? should i just stretch till it breaks? i don’t mind people saying “just go to the doctor” but i’d prefer other answers
cheers x
i’ve got a septate hymen, the issue is i have a lot of phobia issues, i’ve had therapy for it but it’s really not helped, i don’t wanna go to the doctor about it at all, i’d be more comfortable breaking it myself, i can fit 2 fingers up each side of it but you can feel the band, it’s only very small and thin, what’s the best way to go about it? should i just stretch till it breaks? i don’t mind people saying “just go to the doctor” but i’d prefer other answers
cheers x
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From what I know about septate hymens is that it will be very painful to try and break it yourself and that it’s usually solved with minor surgery often under local anaesthetic, which suggests that trying to do it yourself is not the best idea.
Sorry you don’t really want to hear this but a doctor is your best and safest bet. I’m sure you can discuss your phobias with them beforehand and they will do their best to make you as comfortable as possible.
Sorry you don’t really want to hear this but a doctor is your best and safest bet. I’m sure you can discuss your phobias with them beforehand and they will do their best to make you as comfortable as possible.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
From what I know about septate hymens is that it will be very painful to try and break it yourself and that it’s usually solved with minor surgery often under local anaesthetic, which suggests that trying to do it yourself is not the best idea.
Sorry you don’t really want to hear this but a doctor is your best and safest bet. I’m sure you can discuss your phobias with them beforehand and they will do their best to make you as comfortable as possible.
From what I know about septate hymens is that it will be very painful to try and break it yourself and that it’s usually solved with minor surgery often under local anaesthetic, which suggests that trying to do it yourself is not the best idea.
Sorry you don’t really want to hear this but a doctor is your best and safest bet. I’m sure you can discuss your phobias with them beforehand and they will do their best to make you as comfortable as possible.
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I side with the OP - if a tiny band try stretching it and see. Either with fingers or some kind of dildo/vibe. Can't do any harm. I suspect it's more common and people just get on and break it in a lot of situations
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I side with the OP - if a tiny band try stretching it and see. Either with fingers or some kind of dildo/vibe. Can't do any harm. I suspect it's more common and people just get on and break it in a lot of situations
I side with the OP - if a tiny band try stretching it and see. Either with fingers or some kind of dildo/vibe. Can't do any harm. I suspect it's more common and people just get on and break it in a lot of situations
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(Original post by Anonymous)
From what I know about septate hymens is that it will be very painful to try and break it yourself and that it’s usually solved with minor surgery often under local anaesthetic, which suggests that trying to do it yourself is not the best idea.
Sorry you don’t really want to hear this but a doctor is your best and safest bet. I’m sure you can discuss your phobias with them beforehand and they will do their best to make you as comfortable as possible.
From what I know about septate hymens is that it will be very painful to try and break it yourself and that it’s usually solved with minor surgery often under local anaesthetic, which suggests that trying to do it yourself is not the best idea.
Sorry you don’t really want to hear this but a doctor is your best and safest bet. I’m sure you can discuss your phobias with them beforehand and they will do their best to make you as comfortable as possible.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
I had a septate hymen. I had minimal pain breaking it, and no blood. Surgery is very rarely required.
I had a septate hymen. I had minimal pain breaking it, and no blood. Surgery is very rarely required.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
I had a septate hymen. I had minimal pain breaking it, and no blood. Surgery is very rarely required.
I had a septate hymen. I had minimal pain breaking it, and no blood. Surgery is very rarely required.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
I was told this by a doctor. Then again, there could be bias in that those that doctors see are probably more likely to require surgery because if you can do it yourself you wouldn’t go to a doctor anyway... Maybe there’s varying degrees of it?
I was told this by a doctor. Then again, there could be bias in that those that doctors see are probably more likely to require surgery because if you can do it yourself you wouldn’t go to a doctor anyway... Maybe there’s varying degrees of it?
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(Original post by Apachecow)
Yes, let us know how you get on.
Yes, let us know how you get on.
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Hey, I have a septate hymen too mines quite thin and I use tampons every time I take one out I am tempted to just rip it out. I recently bought dialators to try and break it and when I put them inside of me it’s like the hymen just blocks it and it’s so painful going up. If you magamge to break it please let me know how do I can do the same 😁
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Hi i know your situation its not really a good idea to tear it on your own and for doctors they might ask you why do u want to tear i have been asked this.
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