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The topic is about the health risks associated with pegging, a sexual activity, and the importance of medical evaluation and sex therapy.
First-time requires clear consent, slow preparation, the right gear, and attention to hygiene and communication to minimize discomfort and risk; experts repeatedly emphasize lube, foreplay, and stoppi...
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...
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...