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The potential for anal sex to cause anorectal dysfunctions, including fecal incontinence and anodyspareunia
has multiple, well-documented causes: mechanical tears to the sphincter muscles (most often from ), iatrogenic injury during , direct pelvic or rectal trauma, and nerve injury—especially to the —which...
There are surprisingly few true longitudinal studies that track anorectal structure and function over years of frequent receptive anal intercourse (RAI); the literature is dominated by cross‑sectional...
Clinical research shows a consistent signal: frequent receptive anal intercourse (RAI) is associated with higher prevalence of fecal incontinence (FI) and measurable changes in anorectal function in m...