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crohns disease and anal sex
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Pepper Schwartz, Ph.D. - Sexuality, family, Sexual Identity
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crohns disease and anal sex

by MGale, Dec 30, 2007 01:22PM
I am a woman and my new male friend and I want to engage in anal sex--he receiving and me giving--and he has crohns disease.  I do not want to harm him and am experienced with this activity with men who do not have this.  What steps should be taken to make this safe and enjoyable for both of us?
Gale

by Pepper Schwartz, Ph.D., Jan 01, 2008 10:33PM
To: chrones Disease
This is a very difficult disease and manifests itself very differently in specific cases. Sometimes, for example, it can involve the anus.
He needs to ask his doctor if there are any reasons he cannot have anal sex.. If that makes him feel awkward he doesn't have to tell his doctor exactly what he plans to do- he can just say anal play... your fingers etc inside him, stimulating him. The doctor should know that something is being introduced into the anus so he can give good advice. Since this is a serious disease, you really need an expert medical examination from someone who knows the case well.
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