Can a medical tests say a girl is not virgin?

Answer 1

Yes and no. Women typically are born with a partial covering of the vagina known as the "hymen" which serves to protect it. when a girl has intercourse for the first time this covering ruptures and will never restore itself. the rupture of the hymen is why many first timers will bleed and is where the phrase "popping the cherry" comes from.

So, a medical doctor for example could check to see if the hymen has ruptured and that would imply that a woman had had sex before. However, this is not a definitive test, some women could have a hymen so small or not at all and it might not rupture the first time, and what's more it does not discriminate between actual sex, and perhaps self gratification from fingers, sex toys or anything of the like - which could all potentially break it.

Answer 2

You can't. If a doctor complies with a test to check if your hymen is intact, you can press charges. A tampon can break your hymen, a vibrator can break your hymen. A hard fall on the ground can break your hymen.

Answer 3

There is no way for a doctor to check to see if a patient is a virgin.

Virginity is a social construct, it's a word given to someone who has not yet had sex and there is some worth attributed to this because of old-fashioned ideas about sex. Virginity is not a physical state of being, there's absolutely no difference what-so-ever between someone who is a virgin and someone who has had sex - also note sex can mean a lot of different things to different people. The only way a doctor would be able to check to see if someone is a virgin is by asking that person.

Note: The hymen is not an indication of virginity at all.

Answer 4

There is no test for virginity.