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The text mentions that anal sex carries a higher likelihood of mucosal tears, which can facilitate the transmission of STIs, including HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, hepatitis, herpes, HPV, and syphilis.
Anal douching (rectal douching or enemas) is a common pre-coital hygiene practice but is not medically necessary and carries measurable risks—particularly to the rectal mucosa and for transmission of ...
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...
Preventing tears and infections from anal play centers on three practical pillars: reduce friction, avoid cross-contamination, and respect pain as a warning sign. Core measures are abundant lubricatio...
The safest approach to reducing anal tissue injury combines careful technique — slow, relaxed, communicated, and progressive penetration — with judicious lubricant choice: thick, long‑lasting formulas...