|
|
| *Home>>>E-Coli Infections |
Does unprotected anal sex ALWAYS cause E. Coli infection for sure? |
We all know there are millions of people who have anal intercourse without a condom whether heterosexual or homosexual (some of us have seen it in videos). If they do not have any kind of AIDS, does just ONE time of unprotected anal sex cause E. Coli infection for sure?? (and yes, i DO know we all have E. Coli in our intestine where they DO live healthy). No it don't. You just can't go from anal to vagina. This will cause a infection in the woman vagina. You have to make sure that you clean your self after each time you have anal sex. No, it's actually pretty rare. Just make sure the person receiving is clean and you are as well. I've done anal with my gf several times, and we've never gotten sick. Just make sure things are neat there first. My husband and I often engage in unprotected anal sex and have yet to be infected by E coli, so my answer is...NO! It could cause an infection, but the E. coli infections you usually hear about in the news are from eating contaminated food, sometimes with mutated strains of E. coli that are highly virulent. I imagine that if anal sex always caused a painful infection on the penis, barebacking wouldn't be nearly as popular. I watch talk sex with sue johansen ( she's this elderly doctor lady who specializes in sex ed) you should look at her website. Basically what she said is that the anus isn't really supposed to be an opening and inside the membrane is really thin, so that if you're not careful, with or without a condom, there's a risk of tearing. It's the tearing that causes e-coli infection. I think she said that because condoms are easier to lube they reduce the risk of tearing. No. If that happened, every Homosexual and most Hetrosexuals would have it! no my husband and i also have anal sex and have never had a problem but i think people that get the e coli are giving oral right after the penis has been in the anas. you can get it that way from getting the scat in your mouth! what? NO!. u the guy could get a uti though. No! unless your nasty and have your mouth down there, than maybe it might be a little more prevelant. but straight up anal and a good shower afterwards, you should have nothing to worry about unless you or your partners are affected with STD's |
| Tags |
| Echocardiography EBV Infections Ebola Virus Eating Disorders Ear Infections Ear Disorders E-Coli Infections Dystonia Dyspnea Dysphagia Dyspepsia Dyspareunia |
| Related information |
As a previous poster pointed out, what strain of E. coli does your cousin have. If E. coli O157:H7, then I would be worried. If just run of the mill E. coli that is causing diarrhea, then I would... Hello there and Sorry for your discomfort... First, Bladder infections/Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) are very common... Over half of all women will have one at some point in their life... ... Cider has been known to pass E.coli. It is difficult when E.coli is found in feces of animals and humans and animal manure is used for fertilization of gardens. It is a natural and good fertilizer.... Usually. Fluoroquinolones, though, are famous for how rapidly bacteria can develop resistance to them. It's a good choice for initial treatment, though more expensive than trimethoprim-sulfame... Boy, those are specific symptoms. In short, if you're worried, see your doctor. ...If it was my granddaughter/ child I would absolutely have her transferred out to a children's hospital ! They are better equipt to handle these situations. Do not wait another day! I am in th... I agree with above. There should be a sensitivity to medications to bacteria that were present in your last sample...presumably your doctor has that information and selected the antibiotic accord... E. coli is a bacteria that is naturally found in your digestive tract. It is the most common cause of UTI's, because the end of your digestive tract and the end of your urinary tract is so cl... |
Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster |