Does licking the vagina cause inflammation?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Occasional oral sex does not cause harm, but it is important not to make it a habit, and proper hygiene should be prepared before engaging in oral sex. The mouth is not a sterile environment, and during oral sex, bacteria can be transmitted to the reproductive organs, potentially causing urinary and reproductive system diseases. If the female partner has a sexually transmitted disease, she can also be infected through sexual intercourse.