Anal Desensitizers for Less-Painful Sex

You’re considering having anal sex for the first time—but you’re apprehensive. You’ve read stories about the pain. You’ve watched videos on enemas for cleaning the anus before sex. You’ve even consulted other men and women about the dangers—and injuries—from anal sex (none of which have eased your worries). If you’re still worried about a painful experience, desensitizers will ease your fears.

With a small application, desensitizers provide a numbing sensation for painless sex. But just because the gels numb the anal sphincter, men and women will not be without pleasure.

Associated Dangers of Anal Sex

Visit any clinic that serves adult entertainers, and staff will agree about the horrors experienced on set from anal sex. From ripped tissue to damaged nerve endings, anal sex can lead to bleeding, hemorrhoids and pain. While you may not be staring in a porno, you do still risk injuries. Prior to engaging in anal sex, you should know the possible dangers:

• Bruised tissue
• Swelling of the veins
• Bleeding
• Hemorrhoids
• Infection

Most novice couples who thrust slowly while maintaining proper hygiene will experience a great time with anal sex. Those who skip healthy hygiene practices or who thrust too fast will notice problems.

Gel Benefits

Desensitizers will not protect against swelling of the veins or bruised tissue. The gels will reduce pain, and because most will work effectively for the duration of sex, you won’t need to worry about being bothered with sharp, stinging thrusts. The most common benefits of gels include

• Reduced pain
• Improved smells
• Enough pleasure for anal sex

Don’t feel apprehensive about anal and don’t keep your fears from fulfilling your partner’s fantasy. With a bit of cream along your anal cavity, you can start to enjoy anal sex.