TRIBUN-BALI.COM – Did you know, if you have oral sex before or as a substitute for sex, you have a risk of transmitting the disease.
Well recently, according to research and a number of experts if oral sex is at risk of transmitting a number of diseases.
Here is the full review.
Reporting from the NHS, oral sex is the stimulation of a partner’s genitals with the mouth, lips or tongue.
Oral sex in women with vaginal, vulva, and clitoral stimulation points in the world of health is called cunnilingus.
Meanwhile, oral sex in men with a penis stimulation point in the medical world is known as fellatio, and anus stimulation point is called anilingus.
Many health experts say, oral sex is not a safe type of sex when compared to genital penetration sex.
People who have oral sex are at risk of contracting or transmitting a sexually transmitted disease (STD).
The reason is, oral sex tends to make a person come into direct contact with fluids and dirt from the genitals.
Apart from physical health risks, oral sex can also have an impact on mental health, especially for couples who do it coercion or without consent.
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