Is it good to touch vagina with tongue or mouth? What are its disadvantages? What precautions to be taken while doing this?

Question

Hello-
If the female partner is not infected thn it is absolutely safe to touch vagina with mouth or tongue under hygienic conditions.

Rahul Gupta · Accepted Answer

Hello-
If the female partner is not infected thn it is absolutely safe to touch vagina with mouth or tongue under hygienic conditions.

Rushali Angchekar · Answer

1.pussy sucking may be harmful for you in two regards. one that if its not in hygenic condition then it may harm you with infection. the second one is due to the fact that licking is super exciting for any female up there , it may reduce the pleasure and sensation while having sex. its like when we don't touch a place in our body, it is more sensitive and if used again and again , the sensitivity decreases. for this reason it might be harmful for you in future that you may not be able to bring her to orgasm/or same leve of satisfaction with orgasm without your tongue so take due care for that , once in a while it can be considered good but not always. 2) by washing its actually a benefit, and no harm accrues to either her or you...!!!

Sanjeev Kumar Singh · Answer

Remember, while the chance of catching HIV from oral sex is considered to be low, you can easily catch other STDs, in particular gonorrhea and chlamydia. Some of the alleged positive impacts suggest that vaginal absorption of semen acts as an antidepressant and reduces the risk of breast cancer, while oral sex may help make a woman?s risk of pregnancy safer and more successful because she is swallowing her partner?s antigens. However, other studies suggest that vaginal absorption of semen could accelerate the development of an already existing cervical cancer, due to the prostaglandin elements in seminal plasma. However, it is worth noting that semen can also be the vehicle for many sexually transmitted diseases, such as HIV/AIDS, herpes, or chlamydia. Although the proteins present in semen are potent against bacteria, fungi, and some viruses, these proteins are not active against Neisseria gonorrhoeae, which is the common cause of sexually transmitted diseases.

Ashok Koparday Sexologist · Answer

Dear Lybrate user, it is safe to have oral sex with your partner if she is not infected with any sexually transmitted infections. Follow proper hygiene. Good luck.

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