Ass to Mouth (62)

People in an intimate relationship typical share all their flora and fauna in about six weeks. That will even include those that are picked up from people who kiss their pets or get licked by their pets (please take note how cats and dogs clean themselves).

The following will reduce your risks:

• Vaccination;
• Planning;
• An Enema or Anal Douching (Dry Enema) with an appropriate solution for the Receiver's rectum. That does not mean one designed for vaginal douching, as they can contain stringent chemicals that might damage the internal lining or kill off necessary organisms. In addition, you typically have to wait several hours for the body to stop excreting fluids. Note that will still only mean a reduction in the numbers of each potential nasty rather than irradication. However the taste should be better (more skin than faeces) and the knowledge that an enema has occurred should act as a psychological placebo (it looks clean, so is clean);
• Avoid the Giver taking anything beforehand that reduces their immune system (smoking) or dental integrity (fruit juice);
• External washing with an anti-bacterial agent;
• Goggles for the Giver (reducing the chance of eye related infections);
• Using a protective latex barrier during the act (reducing tranmission risks);
• Avoid mouth to mouth contact until after cleanup (reducing cross-transmission risks);
• Through washing of the Giver afterwards, especially hands and face;
• Giver using anti-bacterial and alcholic mouthwash during cleanup;
• Wait until after using mouthwash before carefully and gently brushing your teeth to avoid cuts;
• Avoid flossing directly afterwards as it can lead to cuts;
• Disinfect your toothbrush (infection vector);

Basic barrier protection would then be:

• Penis/Dildo to anus, use a male condom;
• Mouth to anus, use an unpunctured dental dam (Kofferdam);
• Penis/Dildo/Mouth from anus to vagina, use a female condom (Femidom);
• Penis/Dildo from anus to mouth, use an unpunctured mouth sheeth;
• Mouth from anus to clitoris, use an unpunctured dental dam (Kofferdam);

You can also buy many different thicker rubber/latex items which have vaginal, anal, or mouth, sheaths which can significantly reduce your immediate personal risk.

Do not do it without barrier protection if:

• Giver has mouth sores/ulcers/cuts/abscesses or an injury that requires dental treatment;
• Giver has a weak immune system;
• Receiver has bowel/stomach complaints;
• Either of you is suffering from a transmittable disease/illness that can cross a wet tissue boundary;
• Either of you has poor medical health;

Take medical advice and use appropriate common sense if:

• Giver has bowel/stomach complaints;
• Receiver has a weak immune system;
• Either of you is suffering from a transmittable disease/illness;

The best advice you will get is from practioners working at your local NHS Sexual Health/G.U.M. (Genito-Urinary Medicine) clinic.

They are free confidential services: so if you get tested, treated, or vaccinated, at these clinics rather than through your general practioner, then it does not appear in your medical records.

In general, it is a good idea for both of you to get fully tested and vaccinated (forming a known sexual health base line). Then follow that up with repeat testing on a regular schedule, which should help intercept any problems cause by sexual activity in a timely manner.

If you choose to do it together, then openly sharing the results with each other will also tend to create a higher degree of fidelity in your ongoing relationships.

I assume that you mean either:

• Licking out your own anus like a cat/dog;
• Penis/Dildo from your anus to mouth;

The answer would be the risks are broadly similiar to doing the same activity with someone equally healthy. They would be substantially lower if they had intestinal parasites and you did not.

However, it is not just the usual risks from contact with, or consumption of, faecal matter that is the infection problem (bacteria, viruses, parasites), but that organisms (including bacteria and viruses) which are typically contained safely within the lower part of the human gastrointestinal tract been introduced elsewhere in the human body and thus causing havoc. Hence in Fecal Bacteriotherapy they tend to introduce the probiotic either by enema or directly into the required location by a flexible tube therefore bypassing such issues.

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