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The topic is about the complications that can arise from anal intercourse, including rectal bleeding, abdominal pain, and infection, and the appropriate medical response to these complications.
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...
After anal intercourse, certain symptoms — heavy or prolonged rectal bleeding, severe or worsening abdominal pain, objects retained in the rectum, high fever, or signs of systemic infection — warrant ...
is uncommon, but certain symptoms—heavy or prolonged rectal bleeding, severe or unrelenting abdominal pain, a lodged object, or loss of bowel control—should prompt immediate emergency care . Most tear...
Accepting £600 to have a beer bottle inserted into the rectum carries clear, documented medical risks that can include and the need for operative removal or even an ostomy, so the financial offer must...
Major warning signs after anal toy use that require immediate emergency care include heavy or ongoing bleeding, severe or worsening pain, fever or systemic illness, an object that cannot be retrieved,...
After , certain symptoms—heavy or prolonged rectal bleeding, severe abdominal pain, fever, signs of infection, retained foreign objects, or fecal incontinence—require immediate medical attention becau...
during rectal insertion and thereby lowers the risk of mucosal trauma, micro‑tears and some larger injuries associated with penetration . However, lubricant choice and context matter: in laboratory or...
Few clinical studies directly measure structural changes to the anal sphincter after repeated non‑obstetric anal penetration; the literature is dominated by isolated case reports of acute traumatic di...