Which specialist should I see for a checkup?
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Maybe an internist—or even an angiologist
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Laura Jackson56 said:Oh my god. What an absolute load of nonsense.
It sounds like the guy just isn't up to the task—maybe he should focus on himself instead.
And her acting like her hymen is somehow indestructible... I mean, wtf? How old is she? 83? At this point, maybe her hymen has actually grown roots or something?
Raymond Wells68 said:And here comes that friend I mentioned—thanks, babe!
Dakota, I’m actually right there with you on this "wonderful" little problem. Hey, Diana, do you happen to remember where your cousin went or who she saw? I'd feel so silly walking into a clinic and acting like an idiot if they just brush me off with stuff like "it's no big deal" or "just relax a little"—especially since I've been dealing with this for a while now. My hymen might not be super thick or anything, but my pain tolerance is pretty low, so when things finally click, it’s pure bliss! 😱
wearysailor3 said:I’m bumping this thread back up... A friend of mine has been venting to me for a while now because she just can't seem to "break through" the Hymen—well, her boyfriend can't! 😁 She doesn't think it's a matter of being tense or a lack of interest, since they've actually been together for three and a half years. The other day she mentioned she'd heard there's a specific procedure for this, but she has absolutely no clue how it works, where to go, or any of those details. Has anyone here actually gone through with this? Maybe even the original poster? What’s the actual process like? 🤷 I told her I doubt you can just walk in and say, "Hi, I'd like a hymenotomy, please," but I don't want to steer her wrong, so I figured I'd ask you guys! Thanks 🙂
Olivia Fowler44 said:Oh, come on... how else would you do it? If the cuff is paired with a stethoscope, you're using that chest piece to listen for the pulse. Maybe I didn't phrase that perfectly, but goodness knows that's how you take blood pressure.