Anal sex hemorrhoids
Medical consensus in mainstream reporting is that anal sex alone is unlikely to create new hemorrhoids in people who don’t already have predisposition factors, but it can irritate, exacerbate or make ...
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Medical consensus in mainstream reporting is that anal sex alone is unlikely to create new hemorrhoids in people who don’t already have predisposition factors, but it can irritate, exacerbate or make ...
Anal sex can cause a spectrum of anorectal injuries ranging from minor mucosal tears and fissures to uncommon but serious sphincter disruptions or rectal perforation; most cases are managed conservati...
Deciding whether to swallow semen involves weighing generally low but real risks of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), rare allergic reactions, and negligible nutritional benefit, with practical ...
Clear, consistent medical advice on safer anal sex centers on preparation, barrier protection, lubrication, communication, testing and medical backup: use condoms or internal condoms and dental dams, ...
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Preventing tears and infections from anal play centers on three practical pillars: reduce friction, avoid cross-contamination, and respect pain as a warning sign. Core measures are abundant lubricatio...
Early anal cancer and hemorrhoids share key symptoms—bleeding, itching, lumps and pain—so distinguishing them by symptoms alone is unreliable; many sources say anal cancer often causes persistent or s...