This is regarding my female friend. She is having anal pain. She was having constipation and bleeding. She was in a sexual relationship with a guy where she only did acts like keeping dick in anus (not penetrating, oral or fingering, the guy is not having any std but a rash near the scrotum. And the later the visible muscle on anal hole of her, some small part of it grew to a swelling or outgrowth. Earlier when she used to go to defecate she used to see blood on her feces. Now she is not having bleeding problem. She is taking a laxative so she does not have constipation. She is having common problem of excess acid and bloating. Now there is no blood in her feces but she is having pain in anal region. The intensity of pain varies. She is having swelling in anal region now. It all started from 1 st december 2019.

Dr. Potnuru Srinivaasa SudhakarHomeopathy Doctor33yrs exp

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Like unprotected vaginal intercourse, unprotected anal intercourse is high-risk for many sexually transmitted infections, such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, hepatitis, herpes, HIV, HPV, and syphilis. The anal sphincter acts as a bit of a gatekeeper for the rectum. For anal sex, however, it?s important that this muscle relaxes. Not only does it make the experience more pleasurable, it reduces the risk of tearing or discomfort. Relaxation involves patience, both at the time you?re attempting penetration, and as you become more accustomed to anal sex. A few other side effects are possible with anal sex. These include: Spreading STIs. Infections and diseases that are shared during sexual intercourse ? such as HIV, gonorrhea, chlamydia, and herpes ? can be shared through anal sex. In fact, anal sex is the riskiestTrusted Source sexual behavior for transmitting and getting HIV for both men and women. People on the receiving end (or ?the bottom?) of anal sex are 13 timesTrusted Source more likely to become infected with HIV than the inserting partner (or ?the top?). Hemorrhoids. Stretching and pushing from anal sex can irritate existing hemorrhoids, but it?s unlikely to cause the dilated and stretched blood vessels inside the rectum and anus. Colon perforation. This is very uncommon, but it?s possible that anal penetration can puncture a hole in your colon. Surgical repair is necessary, so if you experience heavy rectal bleeding and abdominal pain following anal sex, see your doctor. 

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