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Will I lose my virginity if I finger myself?

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Will I lose my virginity if I finger myself?

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Dr. Neha Rathod

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Published At August 18, 2017
Reviewed AtJuly 13, 2023

Patient's Query

Hi doctor,

I am an 18 year old female, and I masturbate very often. I just rub my vagina, but I do not finger myself. I get really tempted to finger it. Whenever I try to do so, I get nervous and just finish it off by rubbing my vagina. Is it safe to finger my vagina? If yes, how do I do it? What are the safest ways to do it and how often should I do it? Is my hymen going to break if I do so? Will I lose my virginity? Also, is it weird that my vagina becomes wet when I am aroused?

Answered by Dr. Neha Rathod

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

Vagina will definitely be wet when you are aroused, so there is nothing to worry about it. Usually, fingering may lead to infection and irritation. Yes, there are chances of hymen rupture. The rupture of the hymen depends upon how strongly and deeply you insert your finger. Once the hymen is partly or completely ruptured, it means you have lost your virginity. There is no specific number of times you have to have to masturbate. Masturbation depends upon how frequently you get aroused. There is no harm in masturbating, just see to it that you maintain personal hygiene. Even if your fingering, be gentle and wash your hands.

Get back if you have doubt. Take care.

Same symptoms don't mean you have the same problem. Consult a doctor now!

Dr. Neha Rathod
Dr. Neha Rathod

Obstetrics and Gynecology

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