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cegalla_ovariantumorFrom: Consecra8@aol.comFri Sep 12 13:56:00 2003
I have recently discovered that as a child I was sexually abused. I don't remember many details, so I'm not sure if there was ever actual intercourse. One of my friends said that I would know if there was intercourse by finding out if my hymen was broken or not. Could this be acurate way of telling? The complication to this is that I had surgery 3 years ago to remove some ovarian tumors, but before the doctors figured out why I felt so sick, they did a series of tests. One test was an internal sonogram where they put a camara or something up into me to look around. Could this test have already broken my hymen? Thank you for your time. - Deerfield Beach, FL
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