Can this really happen?

There's no preview for some reason, but it's the link to some Twitter slut's page.

Bottoms Lives Matter

The HPV virus is the culprit. It increases the risk of cancers. This is from the American Cancer Society:

[quote] Certain types of HPV are called high-risk because they are strongly linked to cancers including anal cancer, as well as cancer of the cervix, vulva, and vagina in women, penile cancer in men, and cancers of the anus, mouth, and throat in both men and women.

At 23 there are probably a host of other factors at play -mostly genetic. But anal wart can increase the risk -it's just unlikely at such a young age.

He preaches about the potential dangers of anal sex while posting photos of his ass with multiple loads dripping out of it.

I have cancer because of unresolved HPV infection but I'm 57, at twenty three there must be something else going with his body.

All the meth and poppers probably didn't help.

Poppers destroy the immune system and were a factor in the AIDS epidemic. Avoid at all costs.

Bowel cancer and anal cancer are two different things, though. I don't think it's been established that HPV leads to bowel cancer.

He was LITERALLY fucked to DEATH!

Poor kid, pokoj mu duši.

Many studies have failed to show the link between HPV and colorectal cancer. I hate this kind of sex/bottom shaming STD hysteria all the time.

You know what IS a known carcinogen that has a direct proven link to colorectal cancer? Eating needlessly murdered animals. Instead of asking how many men fucked him you should ask how much bacon 🥓 he ate.

It's healthier to fuck yourself with sausage rather than eat it.

Anal warts aren’t the same version of the virus that cause anal cancer. Bowel/colon cancer generally associated with HPV related cancers. About 5500 people are diagnosed with anal cancer each year and in general are over 50.

r12 similar problems befell the lesbian community as well. . . yet the popular myth of just avoiding bisexuals vs safe sex practices and vaccination remains.

Anyone who bottoms should get an anal brushing from his PCP or health clinic. It spots the cells which could lead to rectal cancer. I had never heard of it before I went to a new doctor who cares for many gay men. He asked " delicate" questions so he would know how to treat me and what to look for. When he found out I was a bottom, he suggested an anal brushing. I told him I never get fucked without condoms, but he said it didn't matter. He did the test and found some " abnormal" cells. I went to another doctor who biopsied those cells and found that there was no cancer. If you are a gay man, chances are you have HPV. If you are a bottom, get tested. It could save you.

Does anyone here get anal Pap smears?

I got three of them. It's easy and painless. The only thing is that some men might find asking for one embarrassing.

I don't show my anus to anyone without dinner + a movie.

Get the HPV vaccine, folks.

r16, Anyone who bottoms will have abnormal cells. I had the humiliating experience of the Dr. announcing to students watching on a monitor "basically, it's just callouses". Callouses! I wanted to pull the gown over my head.

He lost me on using the words poo and tummy.

[quote]This week, my friend Darren was diagnosed with Bowel Cancer. He's 23 years old. Its now spread and he's terminal.

“Bowel Cancer” = heroin overdose.

OP, I am delighted to see you and others here are getting your medical advice from social media. That and Joe Rogan are of course your best guides--posters on twitter and Datalounge and Joe are all rigorously trained in giving medical advice, unlike doctors who belong to the AMA.

Due to a ritualistic purging behaviour I fell into in my teens (long sad gross story, I won’t go into the horrid detail), in College I developed a rectal fistula. Thankfully for me it was a small one, and healed without intervention (but with a lot of pain and embarassment).

What they don’t tell you when you start punishing physical activity back there is that resultant damage is both agonising and disgusting to heal. At the time my fistula was naturally closing up, I was working a retail job that required standing in a warehouse building all day; by the end of a shift, I felt like I’d been cow-prodded in the behind multiple times, then stabbed with hot pokers, plus I stunk like a slaughterhouse. Wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy.

And having had such an anal problem at all increases the risk of all sorts of horrible and serious infections or complications, even though I got away with it the first time. Lesson being, try to leave it alone.

Sad to remember that each of my eight friends who died of AIDS were bottoms.

Not to be confused with colorectal cancer, which I survived after several years of treatments. Get a colonoscopy at age 45 to avoid that nightmare, which sort of doesn't really go away. Eat more fiber and less red meat. Ironically, I lost my ability to digest red meat and chicken, and have become lactose intolerant.

You can get vaccinated. I don't know if it has any effect if you're an adult though. For teenagers, it's highly recommended in Germany.

I’m fucking 48! Pffffft

My tummy

Sorry, it's too late.

HPV vaccination is recommended at ages 11–12 years. HPV vaccines can be given starting at age 9 years. All preteens need HPV vaccination, so they are protected from HPV infections that can cause cancer later in life.

I believe nowadays, HPV vaccines can be given up to age 26? Or, have I just recently heard it updated to 46?

But I think it needs to be before one's first sexual partner, whether penis or anus contact -- or at least before first exposure to a partner with HPV? Please clarify about this if a medical profrssional. I find it all so confusing despite my research.

I am 61, and I gave penis warts. No cure. Even treatment to freeze them over the years sees their return. Will always be a carrier and able to very easily (?) transmit this virus, even if just masturbating with someone. There were no HPV vaccines in my day.

[quote]Bowel cancer and anal cancer are two different things, though. I don't think it's been established that HPV leads to bowel cancer.

While rare (roughly 1% -2%), anal cancer can metastasize to the colon.

Most people don’t have many re occurrences of genital warts after they are treated most people clear the virus, Are you immune compromised r32?

Also the vaccine has been recommended for people up to 45.