A type of hymen that has no openings and must often be surgically opened is called

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An imperforate hymen is a type of hymen that fully blocks the vaginal opening, with no openings or perforations in the membrane. This often requires surgical intervention to create an opening, as it can cause menstrual blood to accumulate in the vagina, leading to painful swelling and potential infection. The other choices (annular, septate, and cribriform) describe variations in the shape and structure of the hymen, but do not necessarily indicate a need for surgical intervention.

A Type of Hymen That Has No Openings and Must