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The pragmatic approach to reducing the risks associated with anal douching, including using safer solutions and techniques.
Urethral sounding carries documented risks—infection, tearing, and complications from foreign bodies—and medical and public-health sources frame safer practice in two ways: harm reduction if continuin...
Frequent anal douching can damage the rectal mucosa — causing irritation, inflammation, micro‑tears and bleeding — and can alter the local microbiome and electrolyte balance in ways that plausibly inc...
Accessing the prostate (the “male G‑spot” or P‑spot) is most reliably achieved by tilting the pelvis and using positions that give direct anterior‑wall access to the rectum, and by combining internal ...