Patient's question:
Is kissing the labia going to cause gynecological diseases? Every time my husband and I have sex, he has to kiss my labia for me to reach orgasm. Is it okay to continue like this?Doctor's answer:
Special attention should be paid to preventing injuries or pain in the genital area or mouth during oral sex, such as bleeding gums or having just brushed teeth, having used dental floss, having undergone dental surgery, or having eaten hard or brittle foods, as these can cause bruising to the genital area in the mouth.Advice: Even minor wounds, even if visible only under a microscope, can increase the likelihood of sexually transmitted diseases, which are already small in probability. However, the risk of transmission between spouses is very low. The risk of spreading gynecological diseases is also low. For patients, if the gynecological condition is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication are necessary to prevent recurrence. Additionally, patients should maintain a positive mood to help alleviate the condition. It is hoped that the answers provided above can be helpful to everyone. Thank you.