Is it true that a girl who has sexual contact for the first time can die from the pain?

No. You cannot die from having sex for the first time.

First-time sex is not dangerous. Sex should never be dangerous, even though there are sometimes scary myths about it.

For some people, the first time they have sex might feel uncomfortable or even a bit painful. That's not unusual, and there are a few reasons it can happen. Feeling nervous or not being turned-on can make things much less comfortable. And sometimes it just takes a bit of time for your body to get used to something new.

Some people also worry about bleeding the first time. This can happen, but it's usually not a lot and stops quickly. It's not a sign that something is wrong and not everyone bleeds.

The most important thing about the first time, or any time, is that it's something you actually want to do, with someone you trust, and that you're able to communicate with each other about what feels good and what doesn't. If something hurts, you can stop. You should always feel able to stop.

If sex is consistently painful, that's worth mentioning to a doctor or a sexual health clinic. There are common, treatable reasons for it and they can help.

No, you cannot die from having sex for the first time. That is not true.

First time sex is not dangerous. For some people it might feel uncomfortable or a bit painful. That is usually because of feeling nervous or not being turned on enough. Using lube helps.

Some people bleed a small amount the first time. This is not a lot and stops quickly. Not everyone bleeds.

The most important thing is that sex is something you want to do, with someone you trust. If something hurts, you can stop. You should always feel able to stop.

If sex keeps hurting, see a doctor. There are common reasons for it that can be fixed.