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Harm reduction practices for anal intercourse

Practices to reduce harm and risk of bowel symptoms, including lubrication and pelvic floor therapy

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Jan 16, 2026
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Pelvic floor tension and internal hemeroids

Pelvic floor tension—sometimes called an overactive or “tight” pelvic floor—is repeatedly linked in pelvic-health literature to increased rectal pressure, straining and symptoms that either cause or m...

Jan 14, 2026

Which medical or psychological conditions can impair normal vaginal arousal responses and lubrication?

Several medical and psychological conditions—hormonal changes (notably low estrogen states), chronic disease, medications, pelvic structural and mucosal disorders, and mental-health factors—can impair...

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