It’s such a taboo topic that some doctors and nurses are uncomfortable talking about it.
But it is practised by both straight and gay couples, and children, and has huge health risks, especially when it is shrouded in silence.

Anal sex is surrounded by misconceptions. Some people wrongly believe it is a form of safe sex.

But a person is 18 times more likely to contract HIV during unprotected anal sex than during unprotected vaginal sex, according to Glenn de Swardt, director of Health4men clinics, for men who have sex with men.
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