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rosaleen
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 Posted: 05/02/06 - 00:00 Post subject: diagnosis of annal intercourse |
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I think everybody wants to know what side effects that come with anal intercourse are. I heard lots of diagnosis and the first that I have heard of is infection because the tissue in your rectum is so thin that it tears and because of the moisture in your rectum it takes long for it to heal. Another one is colon cancer and another is not being able to hold your bowls because it’s a muscle and the muscle will get blown out after a while.
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crummey
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| Posted: 05/08/06 - 17:03 Post subject: |
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I agree that anal intercourse can cause many long term problems. Hemorrhoids, uncontrollable bowels, spreading of infections, etc… are all diagnosis from anal sex. A lot of STD's and various infections are spread more easily through the anus. It is just not worth what could happen, but if you are a gay man, ok. But if you are a straight male I can’t understand why would you want to do that to a girl? You know there is hole you are supposed to be in!
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crzyfl
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| Posted: 05/08/06 - 20:03 Post subject: |
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A straight male might want to have anal sex because the hole is much tighter and feels good. Some girls also like to recieve anal sex. Anyway, here are some side effects:
| Quote: | Possible side effects from anal sex include: bleeding from tears in the anal skin, easier transmission of sexually transmitted disease, vaginal infections if you have anal sex before vaginal sex (not recommended), irritation of penile skin and infection if skin tears occur. Since the anal canal does not lubricate like the vagina with sexual stimulation, it is very important to use water-based lubrication. Also keep in mind that genital warts and herpes can both occur in the anal area, and if anal warts extend into the rectum there is a higher chance of getting anal/rectal cancers. I recommend using condoms for all sexual contact to minimize these risks for both partners.
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| Posted: 03/27/07 - 19:46 Post subject: |
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| I agree, |
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