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Anorectal Pathology

A condition that can increase the risk of problematic symptoms after receptive anal intercourse.

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Jan 21, 2026
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Can receptive anal sex cause temporary diarrhea or constipation and why?

Receptive anal sex can be associated with temporary changes in bowel sensations — including bowel urgency and, in some cases, altered bowel habits such as transient diarrhea or constipation — but it i...

Feb 5, 2026

Do women enjoy anal sex with a man?

Yes — with a man, but enjoyment is neither universal nor guaranteed: population surveys and qualitative research show a mix of pleasurable, painful, negotiated, and coerced experiences, with roughly a...

Jan 22, 2026

When should I consult a healthcare professional about difficulty with anal penetration?

becomes a medical concern when pain, bleeding, or functional changes are persistent, severe, or accompanied by systemic symptoms — immediate care is advised for heavy rectal bleeding or severe abdomin...

Jan 22, 2026

What does the literature say about long‑term pelvic floor dysfunction or fecal incontinence linked to consensual anal intercourse?

The literature indicates a consistent association between (RAI/API) and higher self-reported rates of anorectal symptoms — including (anal pain) and (FI) — across diverse study designs and populations...

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