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Infections associated with urethral sounding.
Sexually transmitted organisms most clearly linked to bacterial prostatitis after receptive or insertive anal sex are Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Chlamydia trachomatis, and broader enteric and urinary p...
Urethral sounding carries documented risks—infection, tearing, and complications from foreign bodies—and medical and public-health sources frame safer practice in two ways: harm reduction if continuin...
Recognizing infection or injury after urethral sounding rests on watching for local symptoms — pain, burning on urination, bleeding, abnormal discharge, and trouble passing urine — and systemic warnin...
The medical evidence on non-therapeutic child circumcision is contested: some systematic reviews and major pediatric bodies report measurable lifetime reductions in specific infections and cancers, wh...