Contents:
- Medical Video: Five Men Describe How they ORGASM, ANAL and BAD SEX
- Yes, men can reach orgasm through anal sex
- Is it safe to have anal sex?
- Transmission of sexually transmitted diseases
- Anal sex penetration risks weakening the anal muscle ring
- Anus is full of bacteria that have the potential to infect a partner
- Prevent the risk of anal sex
Medical Video: Five Men Describe How they ORGASM, ANAL and BAD SEX
Anal sex involves penetration into the anal area. For example penetration with fingers, sex toys, tongue, penis, and others. Anal sex is an intimate position that is quite popular with anus, a part of the body that is full of nerve endings, so this area is indeed very sensitive to stimulation. Then what if the male anus is given stimulation through the anus? Could a man reach orgasm until ejaculate?
Yes, men can reach orgasm through anal sex
Regardless of gender, orgasm from anal sex may occur. This means that anal sex can make a man orgasm. How can? Well, the process of orgasm can occur when the muscles in the penis and rectum area contract violently. This great contraction that occurs in two parts of the body then triggers ejaculation, which is the discharge of semen containing sperm cells.
In fact, orgasm that occurs through anal sex can be more enjoyable for men because of the prostate gland that women do not have. The prostate gland is located between the rectum and the uterus. The prostate gland itself can indeed be aroused through anal penetration or massage in the area.
Therefore, stimuli received by men in the anal and anal areas are very likely to cause men to orgasm to ejaculate.
Is it safe to have anal sex?
Even though many people consider having anal sex fun, there are a number of risks that certainly require special precautions. Here are some possible risks.
Transmission of sexually transmitted diseases
Penetration may tear or injure the inner tissues of the anus because these body parts do not have natural lubricants like the vagina. As a result, wounds that appear allow bacteria and viruses to enter the bloodstream. This can lead to the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV.
Research has shown that the risk of anus exposed to HIV is 30 times greater than that of couples who have vaginal sex. Exposure to Human papillomavirus (HPV) can also cause the development of anal warts and anal cancer. Using a lubricant can help a little, but it doesn't really prevent injury.
Anal sex penetration risks weakening the anal muscle ring
Anus is surrounded by muscles that resemble rings to regulate pressure when defecating. This muscle ring is called sphincter. The ring of the anus muscle opens when defecating and closes after defecation.Too often anal sex can weaken these muscles so you have difficulty controlling bowel movements.
Anus is full of bacteria that have the potential to infect a partner
Although couples who have anal sex have no sexually transmitted diseases, normal bacteria in the anus have the potential to infect the partner who receives it.
Having vaginal sex after anal sex can also cause urinary tract infections and vaginal infections. Anal sex can also carry other risks. Oral anal stimulation (oral) can also make both partners more at risk of hepatitis, herpes, HPV, and other infections.
Prevent the risk of anal sex
Anal sex is indeed quite risky. Therefore, you need extra protection and attention before doing so. Here are the things you must do to have safe anal sex.
- Use condoms and water-based lubricants. Not oil-based ones such as lotions or moisturizers because they can cause leaks in latex condoms.
- To avoid urinary tract infections due to the transfer of bacteria from the anus to the vagina, use a new condom after anal sex then do vaginal penetration, or vice versa.
- To reduce the risk of injury, use sex lubricants.
- Stop immediately if anal sex hurts.
- Immediately consult a doctor if bleeding occurs, wounds, discharge, anal pain, and if a lump in the anus arises.
