This is a question about sex and has to do with infection.?!
Question: This is a question about sex and has to do with infection!.!?
i have heard that if you go from one place (not so normal) to the other place (normal or sex) it can cause infection!. Is this true!? If so what kind of infection!? How can you prevent or stop and infection if this has already occurred!?!?!?
I hope you know what I am talking about!.!.!. i jsut dont want to be too grafic and get this !? reported!. Because I am dead serous about this!.!.!.!.
I havnt had any signs of an infection and it happened on saturday night!.!.!.!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
I hope you know what I am talking about!.!.!. i jsut dont want to be too grafic and get this !? reported!. Because I am dead serous about this!.!.!.!.
I havnt had any signs of an infection and it happened on saturday night!.!.!.!.!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
yeah, use different condoms for anal and then vaginal sex!. dont go from one place to another without changing them!. that way things stay clean!. i know its a pain to stop and put another thing on, but it will prevent spreading bacteria!. i used to not use any condoms and then got a infection from anal to vaginal sex!. change condoms and keep plenty around in case they break!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Anal sex can cause tearing and bleeding in the rectum and around the anal sphincter!. Bacteria can enter the bloodstream as a result!.
Moving from anal sex to vaginal sex can introduce bacteria into the vaginal canal!. Depending on conditions there, it may or may not become a problem!.
Infections take awhile to develop!. This is not to say you do or do not have an infection, but given the timeframe, it is probably too soon to tell!.
You can avoid all these concerns by not doing things that you know are likely to cause problems for you!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Moving from anal sex to vaginal sex can introduce bacteria into the vaginal canal!. Depending on conditions there, it may or may not become a problem!.
Infections take awhile to develop!. This is not to say you do or do not have an infection, but given the timeframe, it is probably too soon to tell!.
You can avoid all these concerns by not doing things that you know are likely to cause problems for you!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
the safe thing to do is to use a condom for anan sex then take that one off & put on a new one for vaginal sex!. That way the bacterias from the anal area will not contact the vaginal areaWww@Answer-Health@Com