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There is a risk of infection when having oral, anal, or vaginal sex, or any form of skin-to-skin genital contact — even during menstruation. There are two types of infection that may occur due to sexual activity: STIs and problems caused by changes in normal vaginal flora, such as yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis. While yeast infections can also occur without engaging in sexual activity, people may have a higher risk of getting a yeast infection due to the hormonal changes during a period. Vaginal-penile sex can also spread yeast infections, causing the head of the penis to become inflamed. This condition is called balanitis. The only way to protect against STIs is to use barrier methods such as condoms or dental dams. These protective measures do not guarantee that a person will not contract an infection, but they can significantly reduce the risk when used correctly.
I know it's could be interesting & fun. But don't forget too much risk also, do you think will try it or skip it ?????
I know it's could be interesting & fun. But don't forget too much risk also, do you think will try it or skip it ?????
