Generally no: The remnants of the hymenal ring generally do not cause discomfort during later episodes of intercourse. If you continue to experience discomfort during intercourse, make sure that you are allowing for enough time for proper arousal and lubrication of the vagina. Also, slow down the process during the initial penetration. If you still continue to have issues, see your doctor for an evaluation.
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No: The discomfort of the initial event is triggered by stretch receptors in the hymen and the tearing that occurs in the activity.Once the barrier effect of the hymen has been removed, it recedes and no longer has reason to stretch or tear(yielding pain) . Persisting pain would point to other potential causes & need an evaluation.
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