Patient's question:
What are the consequences of a man putting his tongue into a woman's vagina?Doctor's answer:
Oral sex also involves contact with bodily fluids, meaning exposure to body fluids from a person carrying a virus, including blood, semen, vaginal secretions, etc. The more body fluid exchanged, the higher the relative risk of infection. Additionally, if the oral mucosa has wounds, there is also a risk of infection, though the infectious fluids are not saliva but rather semen and vaginal secretions. Furthermore, the person performing oral sex has a higher chance of infection compared to the person receiving it, as the fluids the performer comes into contact with are more likely to be infectious. Occasional oral sex is not harmful, but it's advisable not to make it a habit, and proper hygiene should be maintained before engaging in oral sex.