Is she virgin or not? How to identify?

10 easy ways to understand

Virgin:
The word virgin comes via Old French virgine from the root form of Latin virgo, genitive virginis, meaning literally maiden or virgina sexually intact young woman In medical science a woman who has not participated in sexual intercourse is called a virgin.

What is Virginity?
Virginity is the state of a person who has never engaged in sexual intercourse. There are cultural and religious traditions which place special value and significance on this state, especially in the case of unmarried females, associated with notions of personal purity, honor and worth.

If you want to know the basic knowledge of virginity, you must have knowledge about hymen.

What is hymen?
The hymen is a thin layer of mucous membrane situated at the orifice of vagina. It has got a small opening through which menstrual fluid passes.

Signs of virginity can be distinguish by two ways:

1) 2) Extra Genital Mainly breast sign Genital Signs (Means Vagina and Hymen)

Breast signs of virginity: (Breast of a virgin girl)

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Small Breast (Not too large) Hemispherical Breast Elastic, Firm and Rounded Pink to dark Areola around nipple Nipple directed forward, upward and laterally

Fig: Virgin Breast

Fig: Virgin Breast

Genital Signs of virginity:

1) Labia Majora 1. 2. 3. 4. Pink in color Firm Rounded In close apposition, so as close the vaginal orifice **Even on abduction of legs, the vaginal orifice remains completely closed

Fig: Abduction of Leg

2) Labia Minora 1. Thin cutaneous fold 2. Pink in color 3. Soft and small

Fig: Labia Minora in Virgin 3) Forchette and posterior commissure Remain intact and crescent shaped

Fig: Forchette and Posterior Commissure in Virgin Female 4) Clitoris Small and vestibule is narrow (Triangular area lying between labia minora with clitoris as apex and the anterior margin of the hymen as base, commonly called vestibule)

5)

Hymen 1. Intact 2. Firm 3. Inelastic with central opening which admits only tip of little finger with difficulty

6)

Vaginal orifice slit like orifice which admits only tip of little finger with difficulty

7) Vaginal Mucosa rugose, reddish, sensitive to touch, If the sexual intercourse is habitual rugosity likely to disappear 8) Cervix Forms almost right angle with vagina.

Fig: Cervix right angle with vagina

So Principal Signs of Virginity:

1) An intact hymen 2) A normal condition of the fourchette and posterior commissure 3) A narrow vagina with rugose walls.