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Oral sex is common in sexual activity. But the cleanliness is concerned. Both of you should keep the private parts clean and clear to avoid infections. The most common infections traced under oral sex are syphilis, gonorrhea, Chlamydia, pubic lice, genital warts, Hepatitis. Oral sex is better than masturbation. So, to avoid such infections condoms or dental dams can be used to reduce oral sex infection. You mentioned that you are getting a foul smell from the urethra. Yes, it might be associated with oral sex and test out whether you have any urinary tract infection. If the UTI report is either positive or negative, consult a Gynec to prevent from infections. You may be on anti-biotics for some weeks. Be safe in your sexual activity and ask your partner to take preventive measures against such issues. Take care.
Please tell me where this statistic (100 times greater chance of developing urinary tract infections over females who never receive oral sex) comes from. I read this on a WebMd site and yet have NEVER been able to find any corresponding data to corroborate it. Please let me know what study (or studies) present this data.
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi leaves contain the glycoside arbutin which metabolizes to form hydroquinone, a potential liver toxin.[6] Although bearberry extracts have been used in traditional medicine in belief the treatment alleviates urinary tract infections,[6] there is no high-quality evidence from clinical research that such treatment is effective or safe as of 2018.