In the clinic, when a woman has intercourse for the first time and her hymen ruptures, she will bleed, that is, the patient will bleed at the time of intercourse. However, the amount of blood when the hymen is ruptured is usually very small, so it is not easy to find out during intercourse, and it is usually found after intercourse, when using paper to wipe or clean. However, the amount of bleeding is usually small and will stop in a short time, so there is no need for any treatment, and the patient has no clinical discomfort. If the patient bleeds more, it should be considered that there may be damage to the vaginal wall or other tissues, you need to go to the hospital in time, and if necessary, you need to compress the bleeding or suture to stop the bleeding, to avoid excessive bleeding which may lead to anemia or infection.