It depends. If your having anal sex with yourself then no unless you had touched a persons genitals and did not wash your hands. If you have anal sex with someone and do not have a condom then yes you can get an STD
FTD = Florists' Transworld Delivery. STD = Sexually Transmitted Disease.
sexually transmited dissease! umm...probablly!..but..who knows! :)
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Short Term (for example: leave of absence for maternity leave)
Essentially, forcing someone to perform or submit to oral or anal sex.
Probably anal warts - an STD. See a doctor.
It is an STD that you can get from having too much anal sex with someone who has chlamydia.
STD transmission occurs from any type of sex with an infected person including genital, oral, anal, and sex toys.
Yes - It's called Anal sex. While taboo in many societies it remains illegal in some countries. It should be noted however, that anal sex is one of the higher risked activities for the transmission of HIV and other STD's. Condoms, lubricant and care should always be used when engaging in anal intercourse.
Anal sinus? Had sex with a new partner recently? May be an STD, regardless, go to a doctor and get checked out.
Just don't have any sex. No vaginal, oral, or anal. If you are a woman and you masturbate, then make sure to wash yourself up WELL after you finish.
You can have anal and oral sex of which you cannot get pregnant from. True ... but if either party has STD's or is HIV positive, the other person can still catch those deadly diseases.
This can be done, but you would put yourself in extreme danger. There is a very high risk of injury to anal and rectal tissue, along with the threat of STD transmission that goes along with that. Perhaps people who have had a lot of experience over a number of years have a reduced risk of this kind of tissue injury.
It can if done without the proper protection. If you are referring to anal intercourse, if performed unprotected, this can lead to catching STDs. This is also a way to get a urinary tract infection. Anal intercourse, if performed, should always be done with a latex or polyurethane condom to minimize STD risk and protect both people involved.
Sperm entering the body through the anal passage does not result in pregnancy, as the anus is not connected to the reproductive organs needed for fertilization. However, there is a risk of sexually transmitted infections if proper protection is not used.
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