Compared to other sex variations, anal sex is considered full of risk. Pathways that are not naturally designed for sex facilitate injury and transmission of infection.
This was conveyed by Dr. Haekal Anshari, M. Biomed, a sexologist and anti-aging expert in a conversation with Haibunda. According to Dr. Haekal, anal sex easily transmits sexually transmitted infections ranging from syphilis to gonorrhea.
“Unlike the vagina, the anus has a very thin and sensitive lining. The anus also does not have natural lubricants, so the anus is at risk of injury if penetration is carried out either through the penis, fingers, or other tools such as sex toys,” explained Dr. Haekal.
The risk of infection does not only occur in the anus, but also in the vagina which is located close together. The risk increases when anal sex is combined with vaginal sex.
Another risk to watch out for is the anal sphincter that becomes loose due to penetration by Mr P.
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