What is meant by anal sex is sexual activity in the anal area (buttocks) which generally include: penetration of the penis to the anus, finger penetration or sex toys such as vibrator to the anus, or oral sex performed by stimulating the anus using the mouth or tongue. Anus is a very sensitive body organ because it is loaded with nerve endings so it can be a fun sex stimulation area. But this pleasure is not worth the risk. Here are some reasons why I suggest not to do anal sex;
PENETRATION AND IN ANUS IMPROVE THE RISK OF SEXUAL SEXUAL DISEASE DISEASES.
Sexual activity involving penetration of the anus has the highest risk of transmission of sexually transmitted diseases, such as HIV, genital herpes, genital warts, chlamydia, hepatitis B, gonorrhea, and syphilis. People who have anal sex are 30 times more likely to get HIV than those who penetrate through the vagina. Exposure to human papillomavirus (HPV) can lead to the growth of anal warts to a dangerous anal cancer.
HISTORICAL DAMAGE AFTER SEX ANAL.
The occurrence of hemorrhoidal bleeding, tissue tearing, or even a hole in the intestine. This is a dangerous condition that requires emergency medical treatment such as surgery and antibiotics to prevent infection, you should avoid anal sex.
WEAKEN ANUS MUSCLE RINGS.
As we know, the anus is designed with muscles that resemble a ring to regulate the activity of defecation. These muscle rings are called sphincters. The anal muscle rings open during defecation and close after defecation is complete. Continuous anal sex can weaken this muscle, making it difficult to control bowel movements, causing leakage and you can not resist long when you want to defecate.
POTENTIAL INFECTING PAIRS.
Although you know that couples who have anal sex do not have sexually transmitted diseases, there are bacteria that normally live in the anus so the risk of infecting a partner. Having sex from the anus then moving to the vagina is also a risk of causing bacterial migration and triggering urinary tract infections, and makes you get a lot of money spending to treat.
REMEMBER!!! AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS WORTH A POUND OF CURE.