According to a new study, ‘too much’ oral sex can cause cancer.

Are you aware that having too much oral sex can lead to cancer? We wish we could say we were kidding, but we’re not.

According to a study conducted by a team of researchers from Johns Hopkins University, ‘too much’ oral sex will raise the risk of mouth and throat cancer.

The study found a connection between oral sex and the human papillomavirus (HPV)

A social survey based on sexual habits was conducted by more than 500 participants. Researchers consisted of the following factors such as the person’s age, the age at which they first had sex, and how many people they had oral sex within a short period of time.

According to the report, if an individual has had 10 oral sex partners, he or she has a 4.3 times higher risk of catching HPV Cancer.

Besides this, having multiple partners in a short period of time and engaging in oral sex at a young age raises the danger of contracting the disease.

Not only that, but researchers discovered that participants who had older sexual partners at a young age were more likely to develop cancer. This also extended to people who had had extramarital affairs.

Participants who participate in oral sex before having coitus for the first time are also at a higher risk of contracting HPV, according to the report.

What is the reason for this? According to the researchers, the first time a touch is made through the genitals, the body responds with a “robust immune response.”

Many who are new to oral sex are not prepared for such a response, putting them at risk.

Isn’t that a pain in the neck?