Sexually Transmitted Disease Risks - Anal to Sexual Intercourse Advice

John asks Abby if anal sex play before sexual intercourse can cause sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Abby gives sex advice to help John with his problem.

Can She Get STDs From Anal and Then Sex?

I'd like to know the risks of a woman getting an infection (e-coli) or an STD if her partner uses his finger in her anus and around her anal area and then is touching his penis before sex penetrating her. John

Anal to Vaginal Sex Highly Increases STD Risks

Let me begin to answer your question by saying absolutely no anal sex to vagina play unless whatever came in contact with the anus are washed "thoroughly"! Now, about the concern with infections, any kind of anal to vaginal contact has greatly increased your chances of a very very bad bacterial infection, STDs come in to the picture if your partner is infected by an STD. Other than that the concern should be of a bacterial infection, which is very serious and needs to be treated as such. If you have had contact from anal to vaginal, please contact your health care provider. I hope this answers your questions, and please be safe...

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Abby

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