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The topic is about the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) associated with receptive anal intercourse, including HIV, and the importance of testing and prevention.
After anal intercourse, certain symptoms — heavy or prolonged rectal bleeding, severe or worsening abdominal pain, objects retained in the rectum, high fever, or signs of systemic infection — warrant ...
(RAI) in women carries documented physical and infectious risks—most notably a higher per‑act risk of and increased vulnerability to because rectal tissue is fragile and prone to microtears . Evidence...
Public beliefs that improves hygiene, reduces the need for condoms, or consistently changes are widespread, but clinical evidence presents a more nuanced picture: circumcision can reduce some infectio...