Anal Intercourse
Anal intercourse can cause a tear in the anal sphincter muscle, which is responsible for keeping the anus closed. This can lead to hemorrhoids and even internal bleeding. Anal intercourse has long been considered a risk factor for developing hemorrhoids because of these potential issues. Still, new research suggests that it may also be an independent risk factor for developing internal bleeding.
A recent study of 2,000 women in the United States found that those who practiced anal sex were twice as likely to experience internal bleeding. The researchers also looked at other factors influencing this risk, such as age and prior pregnancies.
Although anal sex is often taboo, it’s essential to discuss it to prevent certain complications such as hemorrhoids. According to a new study, people who have anal sex are twice as likely to experience internal hemorrhoids. The researchers also found that women who had anal sex were more likely to have bleeding during bowel movements or in the toilet after having sex, known as rectal bleeding.
