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As far as your hymen goes, the hymen erodes slowly over time -- just due to puberty, vaginal discharges and menstruation, physical activity -- and that process can be sped up by masturbation and vaginal sex. Since you insert three fingers into your vagina comfortably, it's a given that your hymen is likely only partial at this point, which is totally fine. Too, the hymen is flexible, rather than brittle, so it can stretch when you insert your fingers. There's no actual purpose for a hymen, and it's supposed to wear away. It also doesn't matter how it wears away. The idea that people with vaginas who have not had vaginal intercourse should all have totally intact hymens is a very outdated and incorrect idea. Plenty of people with vaginas will have hymens that are mostly worn away without having had any intercourse at all. Much like male-pattern excess hair, male pattern baldness in women is also a sign of shifting male hormone levels. When estrogen levels decline during menopause and, as a consequence, testosterone rises, many women find that the hair on their heads thins while their facial hair becomes coarser. You might even find an errant hair on your chin. “Initially horrifying, yes,” says Dr. Wierman, “but all perfectly normal.” 2. It could be a sign of PCOS.

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