Hi guys. The question can seem stupid, but i wanted to know if some sexual practices like anal sex (which are obviously more "dirty" in comparison to vaginal sex) can increase the risk of infection just after the surgery or even months/years later..
Do you have infos about this?
Thanks!
Anal sex = more infection rate?
Anal sex = more infection rate?
26 yo from Italy.Peyronie's disease probably since 2015.Since then,penis bends of about 20-25°. PD keeps progressing. Moderate ED since 4 years and things getting worse.From pornstar-like to depressed, but still fighting for a solution.
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Re: Anal sex = more infection rate?
Infection is caused by the implant getting germs on it while they are installing it during surgery. Once your incisions are healed up, anal should be no more risky that it would be pre-implant.
Early 30s with ED for years from penis enlargement stretching and jelqing. Implant by Dr Eid on 24 June 2021 with a Titan 24cm with +1cm RTE on one side and -1cm cut off on the other side
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Re: Anal sex = more infection rate?
wolfpacker wrote:Infection is caused by the implant getting germs on it while they are installing it during surgery. Once your incisions are healed up, anal should be no more risky that it would be pre-implant.
Ok wolf, i'm asking because maybe if you have a little cut and something dirty goes in, you may develop an infection, that's why i ask!
26 yo from Italy.Peyronie's disease probably since 2015.Since then,penis bends of about 20-25°. PD keeps progressing. Moderate ED since 4 years and things getting worse.From pornstar-like to depressed, but still fighting for a solution.
Re: Anal sex = more infection rate?
Only one scenario comes to mind where anal sex might give a higher probability of developing an infection... If the man has developed an erosion, and then penetrates anally, it is extremely possible for fecal bacteria to enter the cylinder area through the eroded area. Some erosions are into the urethra and might not be visible (but I cannot see how the man couldn't know that *SOMETHING* is wrong due to the pain).
If the person has no discernable pain in the penis or urethra, and no open wounds, it's not likely that anal sex is going to cause an infected implant, although one still might get a UTI from doing so, unless he uses a condom.
If the person has no discernable pain in the penis or urethra, and no open wounds, it's not likely that anal sex is going to cause an infected implant, although one still might get a UTI from doing so, unless he uses a condom.
62yo, married 41 yrs. Urolift (x4) 8/12/19. AMS 700CX 15cm (no RTE) penoscrotal 10/28/19, Frisco, TX. PD 1995/ED 2011. Cialis helped but hinged. (1995)L:6/G:5.5+, (2019)Pre-op L:5/G:4.5, (2/2020)L:6.0/G:5.0
