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The risk of sexually transmitted infections in relation to infant male circumcision.
Squirting itself has not been shown in the medical literature to be a proven direct cause of urinary tract infections (UTIs), while sexual activity in general is a well‑established risk factor for UTI...
Medical consensus in mainstream reporting is that anal sex alone is unlikely to create new hemorrhoids in people who don’t already have predisposition factors, but it can irritate, exacerbate or make ...
is associated with measurable medical benefits — reduced risk of certain sexually transmitted infections (including in high‑prevalence heterosexual settings), lower rates of specific penile infections...
Entering the vagina safely and pleasurably combines clear consent, physical readiness (arousal and lubrication), and gentle technique: guide whatever is entering slowly at the angle and depth that fee...
in the sits at the intersection of contested medical evidence, competing ethical frameworks about consent and bodily integrity, and a fragmented legal and policy environment that leaves the choice pri...
Receptive anal exposure carries higher per-act transmission risk for many sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, because the rectal mucosa is biologically more fragile and prone to microtears...
A bluntly described single sexual behavior cannot be answered for “a woman” as a population; whether that action “bothers” someone depends on consent, communication, the partners’ expectations, and ph...
Mild penile itching or odor is often caused by irritation, poor hygiene, fungal or bacterial overgrowth, or contact dermatitis, and several conservative home measures can safely ease symptoms while id...