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A week ago i lost my virginity. i have a tear in the skin at the opening of my vagina. it looks like two separate pieces of skin. how long to heal?
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Vagina trauma: Usually this type of trauma to tissue heals within a few weeks. The emotional healing may take a lot longer.
Answered 2/5/2014
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