Oral sex can be fatal

The skin of male and female external reproductive organs has many wrinkles, which can easily become a place for "filth and dirt". In addition, the vulva often secretes fluids, and there may be urine, fecal residues and female vaginal secretions. In the case of airtightness, it is easy to form an environment that is conducive to the reproduction of pathogens. Therefore, oral sex without necessary hygiene will bring potential threats to the health of both parties. In addition to the transmission of general sexually transmitted diseases, oral sex is also particularly prone to infection with digestive tract diseases transmitted by the fecal-oral route, such as amoebiasis, salmonellosis, viral hepatitis, shigamycosis, etc. Therefore, oral sex participants should know how to protect themselves and also pay attention to protecting each other.

For healthy people, oral sex will never transmit any disease. However, for people with sexually transmitted diseases, from a microbiological point of view, oral sex can lead to oral flora imbalance and microecological imbalance, thus causing oral, pharyngeal and digestive system diseases, especially after kissing, oral sex, vaginal sex and other sexual behaviors are performed alternately.

Even if the other person does not have an infectious disease, oral sex should not be performed if there is a damage to the oral mucosa, even if it is very minor. Because the human oral cavity is one of the parts with the most bacteria, and most people suffer from caries or gingivitis, pathogens can easily enter through the wounds of gingivitis and cause acute infection, resulting in serious consequences. Oral sex, as a form of sexual activity, must pay attention to sexual hygiene like other forms of sexual intercourse. Carefully bathing and cleaning the genitals will reduce the survival opportunities of bacteria, and have a fixed sexual partner, reject promiscuous sex with multiple sexual partners, and correctly grasp the object of oral sex.