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The risks and precautions associated with anal sex, including temporary changes in bowel habits and the importance of proper lubrication, slow entry, and hygiene.
Anal sex can cause temporary changes in bowel habits for some people, but evidence-based practices—proper lubrication, slow and relaxed entry, attention to diet and regular bowel habits, and careful h...
during anal dilation that demand immediate medical attention include uncontrolled or heavy bleeding, severe or escalating pain, fever or other signs of systemic infection, an inability to pass the dil...
Medical guidance does not prescribe a single "safe" anal penetration size; instead clinicians and sexual-health educators emphasize progressive, individualized approaches — start very small, use abund...
Anal fingering can and does interact with the anal sphincter: it commonly stretches, stimulates, and can reflexively contract the external sphincter while with gently applied technique it usually prod...
Clear, compassionate conversations about hygiene, STI status, protection, and boundaries are the core of safe and consensual anal sex; these talks should include practical plans (condoms, lube, hand/t...