A man's lust for his girlfriend's "hole" can lead to a disaster

Most men seem to be inclined to kiss their lovers passionately. Although some studies have found that passionate kissing has many benefits for both men and women, the latest research has found that passionate kissing can cause many kinds of harm to both men and women, especially men, and can also cause many diseases. Therefore, as a man, you really should read this article carefully.

1. Periodontal problems

The oral cavity is the place where the most bacteria in the human body grow. Although most bacteria cannot escape the disinfection of stomach acid, many bacteria that escape the net still cause health concerns.

When kissing passionately, the state of ecstasy often makes people lose their minds in an instant. In such a situation, the most common thing that happens is that you accidentally bite or suck the other person's mouth. Xie Yinghua pointed out that it is no longer just an exchange of saliva, but a state of mixing blood and water. Especially when you already have wounds in your mouth, it is easy to cause diseases such as periodontal disease and gingivitis. Therefore, it is recommended that when there are wounds in your mouth, it is best to reduce close contact with others.

2. Ruptured eardrum

Even if you are not kissing the ears, if you kiss too passionately and enthusiastically, it will cause an imbalance in the pressure on the eardrum. Under the fluctuating pressure, cracks may appear or even rupture the eardrum.

Although this type of traumatic eardrum rupture can cause hearing loss of about 20 to 30 decibels, it can heal on its own after treatment by a doctor. However, it is still recommended that you should control your emotions a little when kissing with your tongue, and do not cover your partner's ears with your hands when kissing, so as to give each other more breathing space.

3. Fatal allergy

Is that really too much? How can you end up in the emergency room the next moment after just kissing? It's because the other person ate something you're allergic to.

Because when you eat, there will be some food residues in your mouth. If you don't clean your mouth, these residues will take more than 8 hours to be completely decomposed. So if you have finished your meal, it is best to brush your teeth or rinse your mouth before kissing, or change to kissing on the cheek.

Dr. Robert Wood of John Hopkins Medical Center also recommends that if you experience difficulty breathing or physical discomfort during or after kissing, it is best to seek medical attention as soon as possible, even if you have never experienced such a situation before.

4. Gastrointestinal ulcer

Don't think that your stomach starts to ache because you are too excited and nervous. In fact, it is the bacteria under the kiss that are causing the problem.

Because the dirt attached to the tooth gaps contains a large number of Helicobacter pylori, Helicobacter pylori and other bacteria, when these bacteria enter the body with saliva, they will secrete toxins that damage the intestinal and gastric mucosal tissues, leading to the occurrence of diseases. Although generally speaking, people who have bacteria in their dental plaque are mostly those whose health is already questionable, brushing your teeth before kissing, rinsing your mouth after kissing, and not swallowing a lot of your partner's saliva while kissing are all ways to protect yourself after kissing.

5. Herpes virus

Inexplicably, small blisters that hurt and itch have grown at the corners of your mouth, and when you squeeze them, they keep growing. Yes, it's kissing that gave you herpes.

Generally speaking, herpes simplex is more common in young children with weak immunity. These small blisters and ulcers at the corners of the mouth can be cured after a week of treatment, but in fact these stubborn herpes viruses will still lurk in the body, waiting for your resistance to weaken and then attack again.

Dr. Anna Wald of the University of Washington said that if you find small blisters or ulcers on the corners of your partner's mouth, never kiss him or her. Although he or she may still infect you with the herpes virus after recovery, at least the amount of bacteria that can be spread will be countless times less!