Patient's question:
I insert my penis into my wife's anus, but I don't know what it feels like so I insert it myself. Will there be any adverse effects? No.Doctor's answer:
Anal sex refers to sexual activity that involves the anus, and when one party is forced rather than willing, it constitutes a form of "sexual assault." If it is performed consensually between partners, it indicates that the sexual partners are engaging in less conventional sexual behavior, commonly referred to as "anal sex."Advice: The anus, rectum, and large intestine are part of the digestive and excretory organs and are also breeding grounds for bacteria. The most common bacteria are E. coli, which can also cultivate various viruses, such as the HIV virus, syphilis spirochetes, and HPV (human papillomavirus); or parasites, such as amoebas. These parasites can also infect the liver through the bloodstream, causing liver abscesses, which can be life-threatening in severe cases.
These bacteria and viruses can be transmitted through sexual activity, spreading from the digestive tract to the reproductive organs or vice versa. Additionally, anal sex can easily cause the penis to become chafed, increasing the risk of infection. Therefore, for both parties involved in anal sex, there is a high likelihood of contracting HIV, syphilis, HPV, or herpes. It is essential to maintain proper hygiene before and after the activity. I hope this is helpful to you.