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Treatment for Anal Sex-Related Problems
Talk to your doctor about your symptoms. They may suggest:
1. A rectal exam. Your doctor will use a gloved hand to feel inside your anus and rectum.
2. STI or STD tests. Your doctor may take blood, urine, or other fluid samples and send them to a lab to check for sexually transmitted infection or disease.
Treatment for problems from anal sex will depend on your symptoms and diagnosis. For pain, fissures, and hemorrhoids, your doctor may suggest:
1. Warm water baths
2. Numbing creams
3. High-fiber foods
To treat an STD, you may need antibiotics or antiviral medication, depending on your infection.