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The topic is about the prevention of HIV, specifically through the use of PrEP.
Anal sex carries specific physical and infectious risks—most importantly a higher likelihood of mucosal tears that facilitate transmission of STIs (including HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, hepatitis, herp...
When pegging or other anal play causes persistent physical symptoms — significant bleeding, intense pain, fever, discharge, or signs of infection — medical evaluation is warranted because the anal can...
Clinical evidence indicates that certain solutions and purpose-designed rectal douches can preserve rectal mucosal integrity: polyethylene glycol–electrolyte (PEG-ES) or iso‑osmolar solutions showed n...
Clear, consistent medical advice on safer anal sex centers on preparation, barrier protection, lubrication, communication, testing and medical backup: use condoms or internal condoms and dental dams, ...
Receptive anal sex carries higher risks for HIV and other sexually transmitted infections and can cause traumatic injuries that sometimes lead to chronic pain or fecal incontinence; however, a combina...