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- Medical Video: Sex Tips: 3 Health Risks Of Oral Sex You Should Not Ignore (Risks Of Oral Sex)
- Risk of oral sex
- Healthy and safe oral sex
- 1. Bathe and clean your genitals before and after oral sex
- 2. Use condoms
- 3. Use lubricants
- 4. Don't force it
- 5. Look and watch for the slightest wound or dirt
- 6. Antiseptic toothbrush and mouthwash
Medical Video: Sex Tips: 3 Health Risks Of Oral Sex You Should Not Ignore (Risks Of Oral Sex)
How is healthy and safe oral sex? Oral sex is indeed a pleasure in the variety of making love with your partner. But do you know if oral sex often becomes a disease?
Maybe some of you who don't know the most common health risks associated with oral sex are the spread of the HPV (human papillomavirus) virus and the direct means of transmitting sexually transmitted diseases. Oral sex has long caused the appearance of cervical cancer, oral cancer, and throat cancer. For a more complete explanation of oral sex, please refer to the explanation below.
Risk of oral sex
What is meant by oral sex? For those who don't know the term, oral sex is a sexual activity that provides stimulants to the genitals using the mouth, tongue, teeth, or even the throat. A study in the New England Journal of Medicine recently stated that throat cancer can be caused by oral sex activities, especially men who contract the HPV virus from women, who are often unconsciously transmitted through oral sex.
The above risks can be obtained depending on how much you change partners, how many objects and things that touch or enter your genitals, and also how immune your body's immune system is to face viruses due to the pleasure of oral sex.
Healthy and safe oral sex
Using a device or something that prevents the entry of germs can reduce the risk of getting sexually transmitted diseases. These safety devices, for example, include condoms or latex plastic dental dam placed above the vulva or anus (for men). But remember, how great your security is for viruses and diseases, still in the human mouth and your genitals or partners, living billions of bacteria. For this reason, there are a number of tips and ways of oral sex that can take place safely and still be enjoyed.
1. Bathe and clean your genitals before and after oral sex
Bathing can cause fresh taste. Bathe with soap and clean your vital organs as clean as possible, especially if you really want more sex (venis and vaginal penetration) after that.
2. Use condoms
Oral sex by using a condom does reduce the sensation of pleasure touching direct genital skin. But, a healthy and safe oral sex method is to use a condom. Especially if you do it not with a fixed partner. In addition, when oral sex uses a condom, you can also take advantage of a variety of textures and flavors that can add to your culinary pleasure to the opposite sex.
3. Use lubricants
To avoid excessive friction on your teeth, try using lubricants when having oral sex. Make sure you read the ingredients printed on the packaging. Do not use oil-based lubricants or latex condoms. Instead, choose water-based lubricants. Or silicone which is safe if in direct contact with the mouth and genitals. You can also use lubricants to make dental dam more flexible and not damaged quickly.
4. Don't force it
The way oral sex is carried out by women against men is by sucking on the penis, usually done by forcing the penis in until the woman chokes. It's good not to force it, because in addition to making a woman's throat uncomfortable, this becomes one source of the virus or the bacteria attacks directly into the throat.
5. Look and watch for the slightest wound or dirt
The body of a sex partner who looks healthy and fit is not a guarantee that his genitals are also healthy and clean. For men and women, before doing oral sex it is good to see clearly, whether there are wounds or other fluids, other than sperm and vaginal fluids, which are found on the partner's penis.
6. Antiseptic toothbrush and mouthwash
After completing oral sex, both you and your partner will immediately clean the mouth area by brushing your teeth and gargling using antiseptic fluids. Most importantly, pay attention to your health condition whether or not you have problems after having oral sex, and don't forget to always consult a doctor about your health.
