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Enteric, rod shaped, gram-negative bacterium
Squirting itself has not been shown in the medical literature to be a proven direct cause of urinary tract infections (UTIs), while sexual activity in general is a well‑established risk factor for UTI...
Sexually transmitted organisms most clearly linked to bacterial prostatitis after receptive or insertive anal sex are Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia trachomatis, and broader enteric and urinary p...
Acute bacterial prostatitis (ABP) is most commonly caused by typical urinary‑tract organisms, especially Escherichia coli; chronic bacterial prostatitis (CBP) likewise most often reflects persistent i...
Good aftercare after anal sex focuses on gentle cleaning, reducing bacterial transfer, and giving delicate tissue time to heal; practical measures include sitz baths, stool softening and avoiding imme...
Multiple well-documented sexually transmitted pathogens infect the urethra and can be detected in urine—chief among them , , and —but distinguishing “” from transmission via intimate urethral/genital ...
(coprophagia) in adults is documented mainly in psychiatric and neurologic case reports and series and carries a mix of infectious, gastrointestinal, and rare mechanical risks; most clear dangers aris...
is a broad-spectrum fluoroquinolone antibiotic commonly prescribed for a range of bacterial infections—most notably , certain gastrointestinal and respiratory infections, and selected skin, bone and j...
—whether true macropenis from disease (rare) or enlargement caused by injections, implants or surgery—carries a wide spectrum of medical complications ranging from local inflammation and infection to ...
It is not impossible for organisms to acquire changes in their genetic code: natural life already shows variants and researchers have engineered cells with altered codes and expanded amino acid repert...